If you use HubSpot and have a WordPress website, you should track visitors and collect data. HubSpot can help you do that. It gives you a tracking code which you can place on your site. This tracking code enables HubSpot to collect information such as page visits, contacts, and more. Let me walk you through how to add this code to your WordPress site — step by step—no need to be a developer....
Want to show Salesforce data on your WordPress site? You can do it. And you don’t need to be a developer to make it happen. In this article, I’ll show you how to pull data from Salesforce and display it on your WordPress site in simple steps. Why Show Salesforce Data on WordPress? Salesforce is excellent for collecting customer details, leads, and other relevant information. But what if you...
If you're running a WooCommerce store, you already know that product images matter a lot. They help people decide whether to make a purchase. But sometimes, even when you upload a good image, WooCommerce shows an error message like: “The images listed below are being resized to fit a container. To avoid serving oversized or blurry images, try to match the images to their container sizes.”...
When a subscriber logs in to your WordPress site, they usually see the admin bar at the top of the screen. This bar appears on the front end of the website. It gives links to the dashboard, profile, and other admin tools. But in most cases, you don’t want subscribers to see the admin bar. You also don’t want them to access the WordPress dashboard. You only want them to stay on the front end...
Interactive elements make your WordPress site look modern and exciting. Users stay longer when you add effects that react to scrolling or hovering. They enjoy the experience. One powerful effect you can add is a scroll-over interaction.
This means something happens when a user scrolls over an image, text, button, or other element. You can make elements change color, grow bigger, rotate, or even...
When you write or edit posts in WordPress, you want full-screen control. But sometimes, the WordPress editor hides sidebars, toolbars, and other settings. This is called Distraction-Free Mode. It's meant to help you focus, but many users find it confusing or annoying.
The distraction-free mode might be why you are missing options in the editor or can't find buttons. Don't worry. You can turn it...
Sometimes, when you open your WordPress site, you see a scary message that says, “There has been a critical error on this website.” You may also see “Fatal error” on a white screen. Your site may stop working, and you may be unable to access your admin dashboard. Don't panic. This is a common problem. You can fix it and get back into your WordPress admin panel. In this guide, I’ll show...
If you manage a WordPress website, you may need to find specific elements like text, images, buttons, or code. Searching for elements helps when you want to edit content, update styles, fix errors, or improve SEO. WordPress has no built-in search tool for finding specific elements inside code or page layouts. But you can still search for elements manually with browser tools, plugins, or...
Grammarly is one of the best tools for error-free writing online. Many users rely on Grammarly to catch grammar mistakes and improve writing. What if Grammarly stopped working with your WordPress? Some users have reported an annoying issue: the WordPress post editor shakes or flickers when using the Grammarly browser extension. This mainly happens with WordPress Classic Editor or Gutenberg...
Customizing the checkout process based on product categories can make your WordPress store more user-friendly and sales-driven. Whether you want to apply different shipping methods, add special instructions, or show unique fields, tailoring the checkout experience by product category helps you meet your customers' needs. This guide will show how to customize the WordPress checkout process for...
