Topic
Step-by-step guides for getting things done in WordPress.
WooCommerce
One shortcode covers nearly every product listing: pick attributes for category, count, columns and ordering. Blocks do the same visually, and both have their place.
WooCommerce
Export a sample first and use its column headers. Most failed imports are a malformed file, not a broken importer — and variations need their parent rows to exist first.
WooCommerce
Check whether the specific notification is enabled, whether the order status actually triggers it, and whether the site can send mail at all — three separate failures with one symptom.
WooCommerce
A rejected coupon is usually doing exactly what it was configured to do. Read the error message, then check expiry, minimum spend, product restrictions and usage limits in that order.
WordPress Tutorials
Resize before uploading, compress once, serve WebP, and lazy-load everything except the hero. Those four steps remove most of the page weight on a typical WordPress site.
WordPress Tutorials
Four ways to find the version, including two that work without logging in — plus what the version number means for updates, compatibility and security.
WordPress Tutorials
Switching back takes one plugin. Whether you should is a different question — the classic editor is maintained on a deadline, and block content does not survive the trip unchanged.
WordPress Tutorials
Every paragraph, image and button is a block with its own settings. Once you understand the block, the list view and patterns, the rest of the editor stops feeling arbitrary.
WordPress Tutorials
Register the keys for the right version, add them to the form plugin rather than two places at once, then check that real submissions still arrive — captchas fail silently by design.
WordPress Tutorials
HTML in a page, a tracking script in the header, PHP in a snippet plugin — three different jobs. Pasting the wrong kind of code in the wrong place is how sites go white.
WordPress Tutorials
Maintenance mode, a coming-soon page and a genuinely private site are three different things with three different status codes. Pick the one that matches how long you will be down.
WordPress Tutorials
WordPress auto-updates core, and optionally plugins and themes. Turn off what you genuinely need to control — and keep security releases automatic unless something depends on it.