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14 Best WordPress SEO Plugins and Tools That You Should Use

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How to Create and add a Sitemap in WordPress?

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How to Install WordPress REST API to Fetch Posts

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How to Create & Add Sidebars in WordPress

Widgets are such an integral part of a WordPress theme that it is difficult to imagine a WordPress theme without widgets. Widgets are executable scripts that you can simply drag and drop into your sidebar or any other widget ready area in your theme. Many of our readers use widgets to add custom elements to their sidebar. However, this article is intended for curious users who want to learn how to add dynamic widget ready sidebar or widget ready areas to a WordPress theme. Registering sidebar or widget ready areas in WordPress First you have to register your sidebar or widget ready area for your theme. You can register multiple sidebar and widget ready areas. Copy and paste this code into your theme's functions.php file function code_sidebar() { register_sidebar( array( 'name' => __( 'Custom Sidebar', 'wpb' ), 'id' => 'sidebar-1', 'description' => __( 'This is the custom sidebar', ...

How to Enable WordPress Push Notification Using OneSignal

Perhaps your WordPress site is one of the significant numbers of sites that regularly publish new content. To get a healthy number of right eyes, any content must be available to the right audience. Can you improve your content better by displaying a text prompt notification that appears on your client's screen every time you update or make a new blog live? Let's look a little deeper and see how you can add a push WordPress notification to your site via OneSignal. What is WordPress Push Notification? WordPress push notifications start every time a blog is updated or published on a blog. These notifications are similar to desktop notifications and are a great tool for re-engaging your existing audience. If used wisely, push notifications on the Web can become the top source of reference for your sites. Facebook is one of the many products / platforms that have increased the use of push web notification in an art. If you have enabled push Chrome notifications and the Fa...

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