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WordPress is a wonderful open-source CMS with a lot of useful features. But another reason why WordPress is considered awesome is because of the huge set of free plugins and themes offered by developers all around the globe to help anyone get started with their website. Building your own website has never been this easy. […]
If you are using the PWA plugin on your website, you may have to do a few changes to the website to get OneSignal push notifications to work properly. PWA implementation needs adding a service worker to the site. OneSingal also needs to have service worker implementation so that, it can allow users to subscribe […]
If you are implementing Progressive Web App(PWA) in your WordPress website, make sure that you have a short-name field added to the manifest file. If your WordPress site doesn’t have the short name of your PWA, the site health report in your website will have a “Web App Manifest lacks a short name entry in […]
You can add loading=”lazy” attribute to any image, iframe tag element in your HTML code to enable native lazy loading feature. But it sometimes, may not work. There is one simple but important factor listed below, that you need to keep in mind to make sure that it works perfectly. You have to add proper […]
You can use WordPress filter the_content and apply it to any string or custom field data to display its HTML content as well as render or execute any shortcode in it.
Recently, I worked on a project where the WordPress site needed to have one domain for Site Address(SITE URL) and another one for WordPress Address(HOME URL). Everything was working fine. Except, whenever we tried to publish a post in Gutenberg editor, we were getting an error saying “Updating failed. “. This is also the case when […]
WordPress has excellent inbuilt features to help you debug. You can enable most of the features by making small changes in the wp-config.php file in WordPress and you can also use a few plugins listed below to easily debug not only PHP errors but also, database queries, HTTP calls blocks and many more. Step 1: […]
If you see the JavaScript error that says, “uncaught error: bootstrap’s javascript requires jquery version 1.9.1 or higher, but lower than version 3”, that means you have bootstrap version 3.3 or lower on your website . Follow the instructions to fix it.
I had recently shared a detailed post on how to fix jQuery error in your website due to WordPress core update, which doesn’t load the jQuery migration script. And one of the visitors asked in the comment section, if they can load a different version of jQuery on different pages. I found this interesting and […]