Contact form is a reliable means of letting you stay in touch with users. It also contributes to increasing the professionalism of your website. Creating WordPress contact forms only takes a few minutes. However, choosing the right plugin out of thousand products that lets you freely customize your forms can be tiring. Aware of that…
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7 Best WordPress Contact Form Plugins Compared 2021 (Free and Paid)
January 19, 2021
Best Ways to Add Contact Forms to WordPress Using WP Forms and Contact Form 7
January 14, 2021
Staying reachable and in touch with users or customers are the cornerstone to the success of any website. Apart from email addresses, using a contact form is the simplest and most effective way to let visitors reach out to you and your services at any time. In this article, you’re going to learn how to…
Customize WooCommerce Product Settings
June 18, 2020
Hello: http://localhost:10003/pcp-password/ According to recent analytics, WooCommerce is the leading e-commerce platform, having a market share of more than 25,9%. It does not only helps users to quickly create online stores but also easily extends core features. Actually, it’s one of the reasons why developers like contributing to WooCommerce plugins and made it become more…
How to configure nginx on MAMP?
June 13, 2018
MAMP is one of best tool for WordPress developers where we can develop and test on both popular servers apache and Nginx. In this article, I want to share some experience while working with WordPress on Nginx server. 1. Where is Nginx conf file in MAMP? installationPath/conf/nginx/nginx.conf 2. How to configure Nginx for WordPress Permalinks?…
Image hotlinking, why should you care about it?
January 27, 2018
Problem – What image hotlinking is? (why you should care about it?) Image hotlinking is when someone uses your images on their website by linking them directly from your website. There are two primary downsides to image hotlinking: It slows down your site’s performance: each time someone surfs a hot-linked image on different websites, it’s…