How To Easily Add Google Analytics To Elementor
It’s well-known fact that in order to run a successful business, you’ll need to understand your website’s data. Google Analytics is the most powerful data tool that you can use…
How to Set a Default Variation in WooCommerce
It is a well-known fact that the least amount of choices that a customer needs to do while visiting your website will lead to a quicker checkout. When the default…
How to Add a Vertical Divider With Elementor
Dividers are a great way to separate between different sections or elements on a page. While we can use the divider widget of Elementor to create a horizontal divider, we'll…
How to Set a Background Image or Color to Any Page in Elementor
Background colors and images are some of the most effective ways to decorate a website’s pages and revive them with a character. A beautiful website won’t only be more enjoyable…
How to Add reCaptcha to WordPress Comments to Prevent Spam Comments
Spam comments that are being left on your blog posts will clog up your database and your email account with false notifications. Believe us, we know all about it here.…
How to Easily Add Icons to Any Menu in WordPress
Icons are great to make any website more beautiful and user-friendly. Menu icons grab users’ attention and can ultimately lead to a longer time spent on your website. In this…
How to Migrate a WordPress Site with the All-In-One WP Migration Plugin
Do you need to migrate a WordPress site between servers? What about from production to a local environment? If yes, this article will show you how to migrate a WordPress…
How to Add JavaScript to Elementor (2 Methods)
Elementor is a powerful page builder plugin for WordPress. Having the option to combine it with custom scripts will make it even stronger. In this article, we will teach you…
How to Remove the Header in WordPress (3 Methods)
If you ever wanted to remove your WordPress site's header but didn’t know how to, you came to the right place. In this article, I’ll show you how to easily…
Why WordPress should drop PHP 5 support
Introduction The requirements page on the WordPress website, recommends using PHP 7. However, it states that PHP 5 can still be used to run WordPress. Currently, it reads: Note: If…
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