When you've finished developing a WordPress site on your local computer, you'll need to migrate it to its live server. This can be a frustrating experience...

WordPress Multisite makes it easier and more secure to host a number of WordPress sites on the same server. With Multisite, you only need a single install of...

After many years of using the same interface, WordPress drastically redesigned its editor for WordPress 5. The new editor is called Gutenberg, and it...

Part of the reason for the success of WordPress is how easy it is to customize with themes and plugins. There are a huge number of plugins available in the...

The Gutenberg editor, which ships with WordPress 5, offers a new, streamlined way to create content for your posts and pages. In this short course, I will...

One of the great things about WordPress is how easy it is to add new functionality with plugins. In most cases, the functionality you need already exists in...

SEO isn't just about installing a plugin and expecting it will do all of the work. It takes a lot of careful planning and work to make your site...

Custom post types allow you to extend WordPress's default post with data that is useful for your own website. For example, if you want to create a portfolio...

The Loop is at the core of WordPress's post rendering engine. With The Loop, WordPress formats each post to be displayed on the current page. If you want to...

Gutenberg is a completely new way for people to create content for their WordPress sites. The new Gutenberg editor lets you create "blocks" of text, images,...

On every page that your site displays, WordPress runs a query to determine whether to retrieve a static page or generate an archive list. Usually the default...

Template files are at the heart of every WordPress theme. And if you've already gotten started creating WordPress themes, chances are you have some...