Category: WordPress

It’s easy to assume that activity logs are something only a few websites can benefit from, or that they include far too much data to sort through. However, these assumptions are incorrect. Any type of website can benefit from having an activity log, from the smallest to the most complex. Understanding how activity logs work …

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Over two years ago, we published an infographic featuring the unbelievable growth of WordPress. As you very well know, anything that happened two years ago in the tech industry is ancient history. We decided it was time to re-visit the topic. A lot has changed over those two years.  The dominance of WordPress has not. …

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Page builders are handy tools for quickly creating high-quality sites, both for users new to WordPress and professional developers alike. Unfortunately, they can also get a little pricey if you want to access their most useful features. However, with the Elementor page builder, you can access a wide variety of pre-built page elements without having …

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One of the greatest things about using WordPress to create your website is that you’ll get access to a lot of handy plugins and themes. By installing a new theme, you can change up your site’s look and functionality in a matter of minutes. However, it’s important to select the right one. That’s because your …

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We’re excited to announce our brand new partnership with Elementor, a WordPress page builder. Elementor now recommends that its users host their sites with A2 Hosting. In turn, Elementor users can now get a high powered A2 Hosting account with Elementor pre-installed. Elementor is an intuitive, front-end site builder for WordPress. It empowers designers to …

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A2 Hosting is excited to announce the launch of our Managed WordPress Hosting product line! Learn more below about how these optimized WordPress solutions are designed to both make your life easier and assist in helping you take your site to the next level. What Is Managed WordPress Hosting? Our Managed WordPress Hosting offers you a …

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If you’ve purchased a domain through WordPress.com, you may have noticed that your account comes with up to five custom email addresses (such as [email protected]). However, there’s no associated inbox. This means that unless you set up a domain forward, your emails will have no place to go. Fortunately, you can connect your domain to …

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If you have a WordPress website, you can easily change the look and feel of your site via themes. A WordPress theme is an add-on that styles and structures your site’s appearance. However, if you choose a popular theme, you may notice that your website ends up looking similar to many other sites. Fortunately, you …

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WordPress’ new Gutenberg editor is imminent, and the opportunity is ripe for creating advanced content layouts. However, some aspects of Gutenberg can be less intuitive than the old editor, so it may not be immediately apparent how to use it. To get started, it helps to get a firm handle on the editor’s new features. If …

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If you use WordPress, it’s vital to be aware of the Gutenberg editor. With the release of WordPress 5.0, all sites will use this new editor by default, but you’ll still have the option of using the Classic editor instead. This means you need to decide which editor is the best choice for you. To figure …

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