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How to Use SVG Images in WordPress Sites

SVG images scale easily and save file space, helping improve website performance and making logos and animations look more professional. Learn how to use them in WordPress.

All About Cookies and Sessions in WordPress

From saving log-in info to tracking customer preferences, cookies are the hidden key to an effective customer experience. In this article you can find info about cookies and sessions in WordPress.
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How to Increase Order Value with WooCommerce Checkout Optimization

In this post, we want to outline some key checkout optimization techniques and how to implement them in your WooCommerce store.
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How to Repair a WordPress Site’s Database

In this article we will review the methods you can use to repair your WordPress site’s database.

How to Start with CSS Animations

CSS animation brings static images and icons on any website to life. Here is the basics of CSS animation, and how to apply ready-made options or craft custom animations.

How to Use WordPress Debug Mode and Error Logs

Worried about bugs in the website development process? Fortunately, WordPress has a built-in debug mode to help identify any errors, from simple to fatal so even if you don’t have much experience, there’s nothing to worry about!
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How to Avoid Layout Shifting in WordPress Websites

When you’re scrolling down a web page, the last thing you want is to lose your place to a layout shift! Here we’ll explain some key tips and tricks for avoiding layout shifting on your WordPress site.

How to Create a Vertical Menu in Jupiter X

To help visitors navigate better, regardless of the device they are using, clear menu design is key. Learn how to deploy four kinds of vertical menus in Jupiter X and how to set them up.

Configuring WordPress in wp-config.php File: From Basic to Advanced

During the installation process, WordPress creates a configuration file called wp-config.php. Primarily, this file contains database credentials that

Customizing WordPress RSS Feed with Code: The Easy Way

Is RSS dead? That was the question that I was asking myself when I decided to write this