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WordPress has a built-in feature for sending emails from your email provider, but unfortunately, that email functionality doesn’t always work as expected. When you rely on WordPress, it’s possible that a portion of your emails will never get where they’re going. To make sure your recipients...
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If you open an external link in a new tab, you can leave the rel attribute alone: every current browser already treats target=”_blank” as noopener. The other two values, noreferrer and nofollow, change something real, but not what most guides claim. This post covers what each value...
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If you run a booking site, online course platform, or membership site, reliable email delivery isn’t optional. Password resets, booking confirmations, and course access emails that land in spam folders cost you revenue and support time. Most website hosts struggle with email deliverability....
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Google Fonts gives your WordPress site a wide choice of typefaces. The way you add them affects which files visitors download and where those requests go. These five tips show how to choose, add, and check fonts in WordPress and Divi. 1. Use Fewer Font Families And Variants Start with one family...
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One of the best jokes about being a web developer is that you spend 20% of your time coding. And the other 80% searching the internet for solutions to problems you run into. It’s not terribly untrue, either, if a bit hyperbolic. Tools like Can I Use cut that searching time down...
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It’s fairly common to sell multiple variations of a single product—this shirt in this or that color, that sticker 2″x2″ or 4″x4″. Whatever product variations you have in mind, WooCommerce allows creating those variations for your product pages. To display product...
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Icons help visitors find what they need at a glance, and a good set could cost you nothing. Plenty of designers give theirs away under open licenses, and this list rounds up 16 places to download them. Some sources are fully open, and some ask for a link back, so the table below shows which is...
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You are looking for design inspiration, land on a site, a headline stops you, and you want that typeface for your own project. The name is usually one right-click away, and your browser will also tell you the exact weight, the file it loaded, and whether you are free to use it. We’ll show you...
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Every WordPress site owner runs into an HTTP error code eventually: a 404 that shouldn’t be there, a 403 locked out of nowhere, a 500 that shows up after a plugin update, or a mysterious code you’ve never seen before. Some of these can be fixed in a few clicks. Others are server-side,...
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The web moves fast, and sites get redesigned, moved, or deleted all the time. Online archives keep dated copies of pages, so you can see a site as it looked in a past year. The Wayback Machine alone holds more than 1 trillion saved web pages. This guide covers three archives you can search, then...
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A post you just published is missing from the homepage. Your CSS change never shows up. Another tab says you are still signed in after you signed out. The cause of these and many other issues is usually a cache, which saves finished copies of pages and files so the server does less work and helps...
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One of the worst feelings as a website user is to click a link and land on a 404 error page. The 404 is one of the most harmless error codes on the internet, as it only indicates the requested page is missing. However, it can also be one of the most frustrating for users, because the content...
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