WordPress is a free and open source blogging tool based on PHP and MySQL. Its features include a plugin architecture and a template system.
Below we have several posts written about WordPress. One of our common topics in the past has been Magento and WordPress integration. At Union Square Design, we integrate both Magento and WordPress systems for our blogs, so we have extensive familiarity with both systems.
The Magento WordPress Integration Plugin allows you to bring out any of the default Magento blocks in your WordPress theme, bring out any Magento blocks that you have created yourself, and bring out any static blocks that you have made in your Magento admin area. It also shows products from any category using the widget add-on.
With WordPress, you can create any type of website you want: a personal blog or website, a photoblog, a business website, a professional portfolio, a government website, a magazine or news website, an online community, even a network of websites.
You can make your website beautiful with themes, and extend it with plugins. You can even build your very own application. Simplicity makes it possible for you to get online and get publishing, quickly. Gone are the days where you have to submit content and wait for it to be reviewed by editors. WordPress allows you be your own editor.
Creating new content on WordPress couldn’t be easier—in fact, it’s one of the hallmarks of the application and once that content has been created, integration with Magento allows users to port that content directly onto their e-commerce site or social media outlet.
With all of this information that you’ve gained about WordPress, we hope that you enjoy reading our WordPress blog, and we hope to update you with more info on what’s going on in the WordPress world as it comes.
Guide to Adding One-Click Login with Google in WordPress
One-Click Login with Google is a function on WordPress which allows your users to login with their Gmail address without having to sign in with their WordPress account.
8 Priority Tasks You Should Finish After Installing WordPress
Installation of your WordPress does not mean that your business will be up and running from now on. There are several tasks you need to give attention to, right after installing WordPress.
As a startup are you looking to find your website’s aesthetics? Such themes that can help you flourish your business while being reliable and relevant? Then you’ve come to the right place. We have compiled a list of top 5 themes for startup companies that you can use to give your business a boost.
Now that you have decided to start your own online business, the next important step is to determine the right content management system (CMS) for your venture. There are many e-commerce CMS platforms available but there are three widely-used today: Magento, Shopify, and WooCommerce.
Cryptocurrency exchange and Bitcoin wallet Coinbase Commerce has introduced a new plugin for a widely-used e-commerce platform seen to boost the number of online stores accepting cryptocurrency payments.
To say that Bitcoin is booming would be an understatement. Since the creation of the virtual currency in 2009, Bitcoin blockchain has reached more than 185 GB in size as of the end of September 2018. There was also a case of a Bitcoin purchase worth $400 million.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which took effect this May, has changed the way online merchants conduct business. This has standardized different data privacy legislations across the European Union (EU) aimed at protecting users in all member states.
Websites in the old days were set up to inform customers about a business, and hopefully impress them enough to buy a product or avail of a service. Yet with the competition among businesses online heating up, direct-response websites evolved precisely to demand online guests to take action. Direct marketing websites are designed to initiate leads and increase conversion rates.
How to Create a Table of Content in WordPress Posts and Pages
Addition of a table of content simplified our projects during schooldays. Much like those projects, WordPress can become extremely accessible and simplified by creating a table of content. This article is dedicated to teaching you how to create a table of content without much hassle.
Use of a Table of Content on WordPress
On several websites, the use of a table of content involves jumping from one portion of the content without having to view the entire content in the middle. Like these websites, you can also make your WordPress user-friendly when there are long blog posts to read. In addition, it makes your website SEO-d as the search engine can land your visitor right where the content he wants to read is present.
Creating a Table of Content
First and foremost, install the Easy Table of Contents plugin. Upon installation and activating the same, visit settings » and click on Table of Contents option. Now you can alter the settings of the table of contents. Here you enable the auto-insert option for the table of content for every blog you post. The enabling of auto-insert allows you to add a table on every article that has more than 4 headings.
After creation comes the editing, you can scroll down to alter the table’s appearance, choose a theme, adjust the size, choose a scheme of color etc. Now, save changes to store your progress.
Managing Table of Content
After enabling auto-insert, every content or blog post will be presented with an automatic table of content so you can alter this setting as per your preference. We personally do not recommend a table of content with every post on your website.
To be able to alter the presence of table of content head over to the post edit page. Here you will witness a section to manage the table of content for every article you post. Here you can define the specifics of your table of contents.
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Make effective use of this brilliant tool as it can make your website much more comprehensive and attractive and it will also increase the readability of your posts.
How to Exclude a Category from Your WordPress Homepage
WordPress comes with a set of pre-existing categories that are displayed on your website’s homepage. Not every use makes use of all the categories and hence you should know how toexclude a categoryfrom the homepage of your WordPress’ websites.
Why Exclude a Category?
The category option on the homepage of WordPress lets you sort your content accordingly. Now, the number of unwanted categories already present can make this sorting process less efficient or you might not find a desired and relevant category pre-existing on the homepage. This is where you should know how to exclude a categoryor alter the section.
Read along to find out 2 methods of carrying this task out.
Method 1: Plugin Method
To carry out this method the first step is to install the Ultimate Category Excluder plugin from WordPress. Upon installation, head over to Settings » and then click on the “Category Excluder” option. This will create a popup which will then display all the available categories for your WordPress website.
From this point on the work gets easy. You can now simply exclude a category or multiple categories using the “exclude from page” option. Finish this by clicking on “update” to save your new settings. All you have to do now is visit your WordPress website to view your preferred categories being displayed on the front page.
Method 2: Exclude Using Code
For this method, you need to add code to your files on WordPress. Add the following codes to your theme’s functions files or simply to a plugin which is site-specific.
Change the ID (-5) by adding your preferred category ID. This will result in hiding of all blog posts of this ID.
In case you want exclusion of multiple IDs then instead of (-5) you should replace (-5, -4…) with the category IDs of your preference.
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We hope these methods were explained in the most understandable jargon and you learned the successful exclusion of undesired categories. Follow us for more such relevant and useful articles.