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How to Change a WordPress Theme

by John-Paul Briones

In this guide, we’ll show you how to change a WordPress theme in the Database and directly in the Dashboard. Changing your WordPress theme is useful if you’ve outgrown your current theme or need a theme that supports eCommerce or online classes.  If you don’t have access to the dashboard, the theme can be changed Read More >

How to Enable WordPress Debugging

by Arnel Custodio

When your website is live and available to viewers, you will not want to advertise any error messages that can be displayed when WordPress debugging is enabled. This can lead to security issues or disruption to your website. However, there are times when it may be necessary to enable WordPress debugging so that you can Read More >

How to Use LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress

by InMotion Hosting Contributor

Caching your WordPress site content is a recommended way to improve performance and reduce server usage. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is a popular tool to easily implement site caching. It also offers a full suite of WordPress optimization tools to ensure your site delivers the best possible customer experience. Learn how to optimize your WordPress Read More >

How to Use Super Socializer on WordPress

by John-Paul Briones

Learn how to use the Super Socializer plugin to seamlessly integrate social media tools with your WordPress site. This helps drive more online interactions and engagement from your visitors since it provides a fast and easy way for them to share and interact with your website.  Installation and Setup General Options Enable Social Commenting Enable Read More >

Using the EWWW Image Optimizer for WordPress

by Arnel Custodio

Optimizing your images on your website is often necessary in order to keep your website load times low. In addition to increased performance, image compression helps with server resource usage. The EWWW Image Optimizer plugin for WordPress provides image compression and more.  This article will guide you through installing, understanding the settings, and using the Read More >

WordPress Troubleshooting Techniques

by John-Paul Briones

WordPress troubleshooting is easier than you think. Follow this guide to narrow down the cause of your website issues. WordPress is without a doubt the most popular Content Management System (CMS) in the world. It’s one of the many great resources InMotion Hosting offers to help our customers build dynamic websites that look great and Read More >

Wootomation: WooCommerce AI Plugin

by John-Paul Briones

Artificial intelligence (AI) can help you understand the popular shopping habits of your eCommerce customers. Then, automatically use that data to offer related products and drive additional sales. Learn how to use the WooCommerce AI plugin known as Wootomation to increase sales with machine learning. For example, if your customers often purchase several products together such Read More >

learn wp-cli

WP-CLI or WordPress Command Line Interface, allows you to manage your WordPress website(s) directly from the command line. With this tool, you can efficiently maintain your WordPress website(s) without a web-browser.

For advanced users, WP-CLI can be used to easily install plugins, manage users, configure multisite installations, and much more.

To help you get started with WP-CLI, below we’ve listed comprehensive WP-CLI tutorials created by our knowledgeable WordPress experts.

Continue reading to learn how to use WP-CLI and streamline your WordPress maintenance workflow.

Getting Started with WP-CLI

Learn the basics of WP-CLI. After installing the tool, master installing WordPress, plugins, and themes right from your desktop:

Managing Users with WP-CLI

If you manage multiple WordPress sites that have many users, learning how to manage user roles for each site without a web-browser will shorten your maintenance time:

Managing Content with WP-CLI

Completely streamline your WordPress maintenance workflow by learning how to address common maintenance tasks right from WP-CLI:

Advanced Uses of WP-CLI

Expand the maintenance tasks you complete with WP-CLI by learning these advanced uses:

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    3 Best Mixpanel WordPress Integration Methods

    by InMotion Hosting Contributor

    Mixpanel is a powerful, on-site web analytics application focused on complex event tracking and A/B testing for deep user behavior analysis. Externally hosted on Mixpanel.com, the analytics toolkit can produce in-depth dashboards and experiments based on what users do in webpages, contact forms, and other interactive website elements. This will help you improve customer retention Read More >

    WordPress 4 Release History

    by InMotion Hosting Contributor

    The most popular website creation platform is constantly evolving from one release to the next. However, if you want to test an older version of WordPress, or are simply interested in the progression of WordPress, you can still review old release history.  This article will outline major security and version releases within WordPress 4.0, or Read More >

    How to Remove the WordPress Branding in the Footer

    by Arnel Custodio

    The WordPress Twenty Twenty-One theme includes the WordPress footer branding at the bottom of the page and looks like this: This text is specific to WordPress and is linked to the WordPress.org site, but other themes or plugins may also add branding in the footer area. In some cases, you may want to have WordPress Read More >

    WP-HR Manager: Human Resource Tool for WordPress

    by John-Paul Briones

    Did you know you can use WordPress to manage your Human resource tasks? The WP-HR Manager plugin makes it a snap to handle employee profiles, leave management, and even provides an employee self-service portal. Conveniently store and access employee information with this powerful HRM system.  This is an ideal setup if your company already utilizes Read More >

    Using Stackable for WordPress

    by Arnel Custodio

    Gutenberg, the visual editor for WordPress, is a primary focus of development for Automattic, the parent company of WordPress. Mainly, they are focusing on making the process of building a website, a page, or post into a visual tour de force that doesn’t require that you write code. Stackable provides designs, custom blocks, UI kits, Read More >

    wordpress news and releases

    WordPress news and releases are constant occurrences, so staying up to date is a must if you’re a WordPress user. The open source nature of WordPress means that there is a large community of volunteer WordPress enthusiasts who are committed to the continual growth and development of the platform. 

    From WordPress’ inception until now, this large network of volunteers has created a well-oiled machine of ‘department’ functioning committees that organize and execute several large and small releases and updates every year. 

    With the constant updates, it’s important for end users to stay informed of the newest functionalities and features that the WordPress community completes and launches. 

    To help you stay up to date and make sense of highly technical or new functionality and releases, we have articles to alert and inform you of WordPress changes. To take it a step further, in addition to general WordPress news, we’re also talking to WordPress influencers, WordPress business users, WordPress freelancers, and more to learn and share WordPress best practices with you!

    Continue to read more on WordPress releases and best practices. 

    WordPress Releases

    From core releases to Gutenberg feature updates, we have you covered on WordPress news you need to know:

    WordPress Thought Leadership

    Learn from WordPress influencers, small business owners, freelancers and other users who use the platform for business, eCommerce and more:

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      Tutorials for WordPress Themes

      WordPress themes are a large part of the WordPress structure and experience. Even new WordPress users have heard about WordPress themes and their importance. With a theme, a user can install, build, and launch their website quickly and easily. But what are WordPress Themes and how can they be used to build beautiful WordPress sites?

      What are WordPress Themes?

      There are currently more than 7,000 free themes in the official WordPress repo and thousands more on the market

      A WordPress theme is a collection of stylesheets, graphics, and code that create a website template. WordPress theme templates control the aesthetic design of your website, as well as some functionality. This means the theme template colors, fonts, page layouts, widget locations, and any particular default functionality will be carried throughout your website as you build your pages.

      WordPress themes save you time without your website losing beautiful design and dynamic functionality. They allow you to change and tweak your website easily — giving you the ability to focus on building and growing your online business.

      Getting Started with WordPress Themes

      Create a beautiful, modern, responsive website in minutes with a WordPress Theme. Learn how to search for and install the perfect WordPress theme for your needs.

      WordPress Themes by Hosting Product

      With many themes to choose from, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Luckily, you can search for, preview, and install WordPress themes directly from your dashboard.

      Editing a WordPress Theme

      Once your site is launched, you may find yourself wanting to make changes to the theme. Because of the open-source, highly scalable, and customizable nature of WordPress, you can jump into your theme code files and make small changes as needed.

      If you are going to attempt editing your theme, make a back up of your website or create a development environment for testing. There are also maintenance mode plugins that allow you to develop a WordPress site while showing a maintenance message. Some even have dedicated pages to announce when the website will be republished.

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      How to Use the WordPress Advanced Database Cleaner

      by John-Paul Briones

      The WordPress Advanced Database Cleaner plugin is an easy way to remove unnecessary content and data that is taking up space in your database tables. Over time your WordPress website collects data such as trashed comments, old Post revisions, and spam. This can fill in your database tables and build up over time, eventually causing Read More >

      Redux – Gutenberg Blocks Library for WordPress

      by Arnel Custodio

      If you’re looking for a way to increase the options that Gutenberg blocks offers, then look no further than Redux – Gutenberg Blocks Library & Framework.  With over a million installs and thousands of possible sections and templates, you may be overwhelmed with the creative possibilities that you are given for your WordPress site. We Read More >

      How to Use Bootstrap in WordPress

      by Arnel Custodio

      Using Bootstrap in WordPress can give you many opportunities to create pages, posts, or even a theme with some very distinctive features.  Bootstrap is a framework that will allow you to create responsive websites that will work with a variety of devices and screen sizes.   You can also use it to extend the functionality of Read More >

      How To Create a Recipe Blog in WordPress with WP Recipe Maker

      by Christopher Maiorana

      Interested in becoming a recipe blogger? Or, are you just looking for an effortless way to share your delicious recipes with friends and family? The WP Recipe Maker plugin is a complete plug-and-play solution for managing recipes on your site. For a fast, optimized WordPress experience check out the InMotion proprietary WordPress Hosting recipe. Publish Read More >

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