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Tips for Optimizing Images for Your Site: Improve Performance and User Experience

October 16, 2021 by Adi Zeljkovic

You don’t want Google to despise your website, believe us. Fortunately, you can optimize your images and thus improve the efficiency of your site. One issue with formatting them is that changes can affect their quality (which in turn might make the visitor hate your website).

What to Do if Your WordPress Site Gets Hacked? Tips and Tricks for a Quick Fix.

June 17, 2021 by Amina Camdzic

One of the worst possible scenarios for a website owner today is getting hacked. If you have not thought about it in advance and have not protected your site using security plugins and other measures, you might be in serious trouble.

Can’t Access Your WordPress Site? Try the Free Emergency Recovery Script!

May 20, 2021May 17, 2021 by Boris Djurdjevic

The white screen of death appears, and you can’t log in to your WP admin. Catastrophe has struck. But, don’t be in despair; there is a perfect solution for all your worst-case scenarios. It is called the Emergency Recovery Script, and it is completely free!

How to Add More Elements to Elementor and Thus Make the Websites You Create More Advanced

January 30, 2021 by Ivana Banić

If you’re planning on running a successful WordPress website, many different elements must fall into place. Of course, the first two things you need in order to get started are passion and drive, but just that isn’t going to be enough to build a strong, engaging website.

How to Make Multiple Sticky Elements on a WordPress Site Without Writing Any Code Whatsoever

October 4, 2021December 17, 2020 by Enstine Muki

Sticky elements are those parts of a website that don’t disappear when you scroll down the page. Sticky content can be anything you want, such as business information, social media buttons, and various forms of navigation. You can use sticky content in pairs or inside a container.

How to Add Multiple Authors to a WordPress Post and Give Everyone the Credit They Deserve

December 7, 2020 by Enstine Muki

If you happen to be running a website in WordPress and you are either managing it with friends or have some other people working on it, you’ll probably want to put one or more authors in the credits of your posts, because we all know there’s no better feeling than reading your own name at the end of a post that you spent hours on. Am I right?