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Headless WordPress separates content management from presentation, allowing data to be delivered through APIs to websites, apps, and other digital platforms. The approach enables faster performance, broad integration options, and flexible multi-channel publishing.
This guide explains how to create a slide in and fade in effect for images in Divi using custom CSS. By defining keyframes and applying an animation to elements like a site logo, designers can add subtle motion that enhances engagement and gives pages a polished feel.
WordPress introduces a century-long domain registration plan designed to protect digital identities for generations. With long-term ownership, enhanced backups, premium hosting, and dedicated support, the service aims to preserve personal and corporate legacies.
This article shows how a small, custom CSS snippet can adjust font size, padding, and styling in Divi’s tag cloud module for a cleaner look. It also highlights Divi’s flexibility as a WordPress theme, offering powerful customization through its intuitive builder and design tools.
This article explores the Mobilize plugin, a tool for building custom mobile menus and adding reusable blocks for richer navigation. It also highlights WP-Mobilizer, which detects thousands of devices and loads tailored themes to deliver a smoother mobile experience.
This article explains how a simple CSS snippet can widen Divi’s drop-down menus for better spacing and readability. By adjusting inner links and the menu container, users can quickly improve navigation. It also highlights Divi’s flexibility and its intuitive design tools.
Have you ever experienced the “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons” error? This explains it and how to fix it.
The following will show you how to set up MFA (Multi-factor authentication) on WordPress Admin user accounts using the Wordfence Plugin.
This useful PHP code snippet shows you how to use a WordPress function to get the user id as a PHP string variable and displaying it using echo.
It would appear that WordPress has increased its market share to 40% of the top ten million websites on the Internet, according to Alexa