WordPress

If you come access tutorials or step by step guide, you may find the WordPress export feature. It lets’ you export different types of data from your blog with a simple file in .xml format. The problem here is that lots of bloggers, especially beginners expect to find everything in that file that they can restore on any other … Read this

The WordPress breadcrumbs feature makes it easy for both users and search engines to understand your website. No matter what layout you use, you can easily enhance your blog structure with breadcrumbs. Even, if your theme adds custom breadcrumbs, you may need to use the Yoast plugin for that. It’s simple, better and provides better … Read this

Google AMP becomes one of the hottest topics in the blogging world, it started attracting more webmasters with the time and you need to do the same. However, don’t forget that many tools offering Google AMP integration with WordPress are causing errors and lots of wrong HTML and CSS errors. For that reason, I’ve tested all … Read this

No matter what WordPress theme you use, there are basic HTM5 elements and rules to accept as they’re. Or, you’ll risk your site with SEO best practices, especially with Google and Bing. In the last couple of months, I noticed that X Theme which is a great WordPress design by Themeco use multiple H1 tags … Read this

When you upload images to WordPress, you can neglect or at least, forget the speed of your site because of that. It’s not a matter of size only, but, a whole user experience that starts from the site loading time, ending, to the image quality and the supported formats. In this post, you’ll learn exactly … Read this

Now that you’ve created a sitemap and submitted it to Google search console, you got an error message saying: Your Sitemap appears to be an HTML page. Please use a supported sitemap format instead. From that message, you can see that your sitemap is just an HTML page in the eyes of Google crawlers. So, instead … Read this