Plugins

We’ll introduce you to the top 9 best WordPress AI plugins of 2023, and explore the benefits they offer for various aspects of your website.

In this article, we will explore the best WordPress SEO plugins and discuss their features, benefits, and drawbacks.

Learn how to turn your website into a thriving online store with our pick of the four top WordPress ecommerce plugins.

Learn about five essential WordPress backup plugins that will help you safeguard your site and protect you against catastrophic data loss.

Learn about the top WordPress contact form plugins, both free and paid: their pros and cons, feature pages, pricing information, and reviews.

Need to bump up your WordPress security? Trick question: of course you do. Here's our pick of the top five WordPress security plugins.

With so many WordPress Gallery Plugins to choose from, it's hard to know what's best. We give you the rundown on the best available options for 2023, including pricing and pros and cons of each.

Find the perfect web design tool from this list of 14 top web design tools and resources for agencies for 2023

There are some plugins that every WordPress blog could use. Enhance virtually any website with a top WordPress plugin covered in this article.

WordPress doesn't convert Markdown to HTML by default. Here are five Markdown plugins for WordPress that will make your life much easier.

WordPress for enterprise? Learn simple but powerful ways to ensure that WordPress is ready for the heavy lifting of enterprise projects.

One of the fastest page builders is part of Betheme's all-in-one WordPress toolkit. Learn how the Muffin Builder can transform your work.

An eCommerce store enables businesses to reach a larger market. In this tutorial, we explain how you can create an eCommerce store with WooCommerce.

WordPress plugins offer easy ways to extend WordPress functionality. There are hundreds on the market. But which ones should you use?

You either hate pop-ups, or you love them. And if you say you love them, you're probably lying.

If you have been a Visual Composer user for some time, you have witnessed some changes happening that might have been a little bit confusing.

Tonino Jankov introduces WP-CLI, a command-line interface for managing a WordPress site (as opposed to working through the default admin interface), covering its main commands and also introducing some of its third-party packages.

Tonino Jankov introduces the WordPress Settings API, and showing how to create a WordPress administration page to demonstrate the use of this API. In this article, he shows how to wrap this functionality into a plugin, though it can also be a part of a WordPress theme.

Ahmed Bouchefra shows how to create a WordPress plugin that makes use of the Vue.js library, creating a shortcode that can be used to display a Vue component in posts and pages that fetches and displays the latest posts every five seconds.

Sufyan bin Uzayr introuces Easy Digital Downloads, a WordPress plugin that makes it easy to accept payment for digital products and provide immediate download links to customers.

Sufyan bin Uzayr explains how to sell physical goods on a WordPress site with the help of the WooCommerce plugin, covering installation, settings, and how and where to choose the perfect theme.

Translating your site into multiple languages might seem like an impossible goal, but thanks to the Weglot Translate plugin, you can quickly create a site that reaps all the benefits of catering to non-native speakers, but without the time-consumption and hassle.

Shaumik Daityari walks through the simple steps of creating your own WordPress Widget via a plugin, even if you don't have a lot of experience with WordPress or writing code.

Shaumik Daityari looks at the basic functionality of the WordPress database and the importance of backing up your database, exploring three ways of doing this — via a plugin that helps you in backup, via PhpMyAdmin, and through the command line.

The new Gutenberg editor is slowly becoming a powerful method for creating WordPress layouts, which is great news for both end users and developers. The Gutenberg Migration Guide is an excellent resource for those needing to adapt their projects quickly.

Simon Codrington covers the basics of what you need to know about building your own WordPress plugins and best practices for WordPress plugin development.

Lazy load is another tool in your toolbox to improve page loading speed. The technique decreases page weight and HTTP requests, allowing visitors to see their desired page more quickly. Nick Schäferhoff explains how lazy loading works, lists tools you can use to set it up, and explains what you can use it for.

One of the biggest changes to WordPress ever is coming soon. Are you ready? How can you prepare? Why is WordPress making this change anyway? These questions and many more have been flying around the WordPress space for nearly a year since the new Gutenberg editor was announced by Matt Mullenweg.

Here are 5 great tools and services to make your life as a developer a lot more productive. Bonus content: 3 tips to get your developer skills to the next level.

Ten of the top WordPress tools and services to supercharge your WordPress website and take it to the next level. From page builders and dynamic tables to website management and marketing tools, there's everything you need for a strong web presence.