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What Makes a Blog Different From a Website?
A blog is always (part of) a website, but not all websites are blogs. Do you know the differences between the two? When to use each? Let’s answer your questions here!
How to Embed Tweets in WordPress With Gutenberg
Embedding tweets in the content of your WordPress posts and pages is possible thanks to the Twitter block that the block editor includes by default.
Secure Your WordPress Site by Logging Out Inactive Sessions
Want to make your WordPress site more secure? Learn how to automatically terminate idle sessions with this tutorial. It’s easy if you know how!
How to Write Without Distractions in WordPress
Remove all the clutter from Gutenberg, the WordPress block editor, to focus on writing without distractions and in full screen.
XML Sitemaps in WordPress Core? It May be a Reality Soon
XML Sitemaps are essential to make it easier for web search engines to find the contents of your website. They will be in the WordPress core soon.
How Can WordPress Be Free? Where’s the Catch?
Let’s talk about the reasons why WordPress is free, what are the costs behind having a website in WordPress and, above all, if there is any hidden cost you might need to keep in mind.
Why do hackers hack?
We study the main reasons why hackers devote their time, resources and knowledge to hack on the Internet.
Get Up to Speed with PHP Loops
PHP has some great functions to work with arrays. They make it extremely easy to iterate over all of their elements without the hassle of loops. Learn more!
How to Use SVG images in Your JavaScript Projects with Webpack
The @wordpress/scripts package makes it easier to develop on Gutenberg. Learn how to extend it with your own Webpack configuration to load SVG files.
All You Need to Know About Pages and Posts in WordPress
One of the questions that new WordPress users usually have is about the difference between the pages and posts in WordPress. Here we answer this question!