If you are not using the Yoast SEO plugin, this tutorial isn’t for you. Because the following tutorial will solve the problem if it was caused by the Yoast SEO plugin. When a user submits a comment to your WordPress post successfully, he or she will see a message: “Your comment is awaiting moderation” and […]
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WordPress has permalink settings. WordPress offers you the ability to create a custom URL structure for your permalinks and archives. Custom URL structures can improve the aesthetics, usability, and forward compatibility of your links. A number of tags are available, and there are some examples in the permalink settings. However, there is no option for
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By default, WordPress search doesn’t work for author names. It only searches through content. So if you write the author’s name inside your post, the search result will pull out that post. Otherwise, if you search for that author, you will get “No results found.” Today I will show you two solutions to include the
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The debate surrounding the ownership and governance of WordPress.org has long been a contentious issue within the WordPress community. While WordPress.org serves as the central hub for the WordPress open-source project, its current ownership structure raises significant questions about transparency, community involvement, and the long-term sustainability of the platform. The Current Landscape WordPress.org, the gateway
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The HTML language attribute (lang) specifies the primary language used on your website. It’s declared in the <html> tag of your site’s source code. By default, WordPress sets this attribute to en-US (American English). If you check the page source of your WordPress website, you’ll likely see something like this: If your website uses a
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If you’re running a multi-author blog or have a team of website maintainers, you might want to restrict access to certain categories. For example, you may have an “Editorial” or “Selected Posts” category where only certain users (like administrators) should be able to assign posts. Hiding these categories from other editors or authors is a
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