Category Archives: WordPress

WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) that is used by millions of people to create and manage websites. It is an open-source platform, which means that anyone can use, modify, and distribute the software without any licensing fees.

One of the main advantages of WordPress is its ease of use. It has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy for non-technical users to create and manage content on their website. With a wide range of plugins and themes available, users can customize their website’s appearance and functionality without any coding knowledge.

WordPress also has a large and active community of developers who contribute to the platform’s development and provide support to users. This community is constantly developing new plugins and themes that users can use to add new features and functionality to their websites.

Another advantage of WordPress is its search engine optimization (SEO) capabilities. It has a range of built-in SEO features that help to optimize websites for search engines, such as clean code, easy-to-use URL structures, and the ability to create custom meta tags.

Overall, WordPress is a versatile and user-friendly platform that is suitable for a wide range of websites, from personal blogs to large e-commerce sites. Its flexibility, ease of use, and SEO capabilities make it a popular choice for businesses and individuals looking to create a website.

Woocommerce Options Variations Attributes for WordPress

Woocommerce Options Variations Attributes for WordPress I have been contacted by several people wondering how to add Woocommerce Options Variations Attributes for WordPress. In this tutorial I will show you how. Most of the process is communicated in the video so please watch it first. One of the shortcuts that I did not show on the Read More

yoast-wordpress-seo-plugin

How To SEO WordPress To SEO WordPress all you will have to do is install the Yoast WordPress plug in. It can be found at the WordPress website at WordPress SEO by Yoast. The challenge that many webmasters face is that once they get the plug in installed they do not know how to use Read More

wordpress under attack

WordPress Under Attack The threat is real ladies and gentlemen WordPress is Under Attack as well as many banking sites. If you want to protect yourself then this is the article for you to read. People that monitor the security of internet activity have detected and ongoing attack on a huge number of computers on the internet that run Read More

Categories in WordPress

Categories in WordPress Categories in WordPress is easy to do. The main thing that you want to think about is what type of articles will you be writing. We will be looking at a blog that talks about healthy living. In this tutorial we will learn the best ways to add a category and a Read More

How do I get RSS feeds on my website

How do I get RSS feeds on my website? So How do I get RSS feeds on my website? The answer is right here in this tutorial. In the first set of steps below we will show you how to put an RSS feed into your WordPress. It’s very easy to do with your widgets. Step#1 Read More

Feedburner for WordPress

Feedburner for WordPress Feedburner for WordPress can be a little tricky if you are not familiar with it. Integrating it with WordPress is not that hard and in this video tutorial I show you how to do it all. Some things that you want to make sure of is that you are signed into your Read More

How to add a thumbnail for your WordPress RSS feed We here at a1websitepro.com are going to show you how to add a thumbnail for your WordPress RSS feed, a lot of people who have rss feeds going out do not have their featured image showing in the feed, . The thumbnail for your WordPress Read More

using wordpress shortcodes everywhere

So you want to know how to add a widget in WordPress?  Well lets get right into it: Step #1 Find you functions.php file in your WordPress theme and look for this code [php] register_sidebar( array( [/php] you will find several lines of code look for this [php] ) ); [/php] at the end of it and Read More