Making the most of WordPress categories and tags
Tags and categories are the DNA of WordPress. They form the unique structural framework of websites, and — like human DNA — they can be pretty bewildering.
Tags and categories are the DNA of WordPress. They form the unique structural framework of websites, and — like human DNA — they can be pretty bewildering.
Content management system — sounds like the epitome of organization, doesn’t it? Done right, it can be. But as anyone who’s ever tried to run one can you tell you, a squeaky-clean, clutter-free back end can quickly deteriorate into a mess of duplicate files and frustration.
Don’t believe what you’ve heard — blogging isn’t dead. Sure, once-beloved platforms like LiveJournal and Blogger may have fallen out of favour, and “blogosphere” may no longer be something we say with a straight face, but blogging is alive and well and as important as ever.
Some people view their site metrics the same way they view their bank statements: rarely and with trepidation. All those counts, percentages and graphs can be overwhelming — and in the case of the Big Bad Bounce Rate, downright scary.
If you ask us, there is only one universal truth: people hate filling out forms. Whether you’re applying for a passport, filing an insurance claim, or trying to decipher the difference between a 1040, 1040-A, Schedule B, C and D, we can all agree that forms are the worst.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever plumbed the depths of your website’s archives for a post, only to find it on page 11 of the search results or not at all. It sucks, right?
It’s celebration time at Themezilla HQ — we just launched our newest theme, Hype.
Content creation, social media management, comment moderation — managing a website can take up a lot of time. If, like most people, you don’t have all day to tinker around in Dashboard, you should get acquainted with some of the time-saving WordPress tools and tricks at your disposal.