WordPress
They're the foundation of how to build things in WordPress. The very, very basic idea is:
- Hooks are used when you want something to happen at a certain time. Like, when a post is saved, do this unrelated thing.
- Filters are used when you want to change the data that gets used. Like, when a post is saved, change it to all caps or whatever...
Learn about WP_Query()
You'll use this A LOT. It's very powerful and you can access whatever posts you want by building the right query. You shouldn't ever really need to write your own SQL query to get what you need. WP_Query() can likely do what you want.
Only make edits on the Engage theme & never use the Theme Editor.
Wordpress core and plugin files should not be edited/changed due to ongoing updates, as your edits will be overwritten. If you would like to make changes related to plugins do those from within the plugin’s admin settings inside the WordPress admin dashboard on your local install.
When small images are resized to make them larger, it is very noticeable and the larger they become, the more blurred they are. It is a serious problem. Upload an image that is too small for your website and the result will be blurred images.
If you don’t know what size to use, upload a larger image than you might need rather than a smaller one because there is less blurring with shrinking images to fit than with stretching them.
Simple interface for adding new publications to the publications page:
- Add a new publication
- Drag to reorder
- Delete a publication.
- Add a publication in between.
Important links:
- Use Google Trends to explore the keyword's search ranking.
- Choosing Focus Keywords
- Understanding Rank Math Color Codes
- Focus Keyword in the Meta Description
- Focus Keyword in the URL
- Focus Keyword at the beginning of the content
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Top pages, posts and research to optimize.
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Possible errors highlighted in red on the SEO Analysis page
