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Did you know that in the U.S. alone, one-fourth of all mobile device users rarely browse the Web on their desktop?

You asked, and we heeded! Our goal with this new Header Builder was to knock down any limitations or restrictions you once had in customizing your headers and give you full reign over the look and functionality of your headers! In this article, we’ll introduce you to some of the new header toys you’ll have along with how to make use of them.

Templates are prebuilt demos for a specific type of website that can be installed on the Jupiter theme. For most beginner WordPress users, using a template is helpful in guiding them how to go about website customization.

Before you convince people to avail of your service or product, you need to earn their trust first. One way for you to gain their confidence is by proudly presenting your team members on your company website.

You know that feeling you get when you and your team have finally found a solution to a problem you’ve been trying to solve for weeks?

When someone visits your website, you definitely want to create trust so that the visitor has the confidence to further engage with your company.

If you’re anything like me, you know that it’s time for a WordPress website makeover, you just haven’t gotten around to it. Trust me, I get it.

Now that we’ve had a quick look at what should be included in your blog post, let’s move on to the blog shortcodes that can be used to customize your WordPress Blog post layout to cater to your content and audience.

In an earlier blog post we discussed the most common problems you can encounter when installing WordPress and the beginning stages of using it.

A website header and its content is most likely the first thing your website visitors will see and use when they visit your site. The menu is a critical piece of your site that directs your visitors to all other parts of your site and has a big impact on its success or failure.