WordPress Plugins can add incredible extra functionality to your WordPress site. Being such a popular solution, there are literally thousands of fantastic options out there to extend WordPress. They can be used to meet almost any requirement, no matter how specialist.
Within this category, we cover topics from the importance of updating plugins to reviews of ones which caught our eye. These include Imagify, Smart Slider, and the excellent WooCommerce Product Table plugin.
You have documents. Your website’s visitors need to be able to browse them. What’s the solution?
There’s an easy solution – a WordPress document library lets your visitors search, filter, and sort all of the documents that you want to make available. You can then give visitors a download button, or link them to a separate page where you’ve embedded the document.
There are a lot of businesses out there in the world and people need a way to find them. You can use WordPress to build a site to help people do that…if you have the right tool.
GeoDirectory just might be that tool. It helps you create a local business directory using WordPress. You can list different places, divide them up into categories, and let people search for them on a handy map.
And in my GeoDirectory review, I’ll show you how it works and help you decide whether it’s the right tool to help you create a local business directory with WordPress.
Overall, it’s remarkably easy to get started with for a plugin of its depth, and I’m a big fan of all the built-in SEO settings it includes to help your directory rank higher in the SERPs.
Let’s dive in and take a closer look.
You need your WordPress site to load fast. In my WP Rocket review, I’ll show you how WP Rocket can help you achieve that – it sped up my test site by 47%, which is pretty dang awesome.
This plugin offers an all-in-one approach to WordPress performance optimization that manages to remain beginner-friendly while still offering deeper functionality that advanced users will love.
It also got a huge facelift with WP Rocket 3.0, and my review is current to those changes.
Keep reading for a look at some real performance test data, a tour of the brand new, redesigned WP Rocket 3.0 interface, and my thoughts on whether it’s worth shelling out for a premium WordPress cache plugin when there are so many quality free plugins available.
Say you’re visiting a new city and you’re looking for a place to have lunch. One cafe is bustling and busy, you hear the sounds of diners happily enjoying their food and waiters scurrying from table to table to fulfill more and more orders. The second cafe is completely deserted, row upon row of empty benches, no person to be seen apart from a forlorn owner pleading you to please come inside.
It would convey an obvious common sense to plump for the busier restaurant, seeing happy, contented diners would aid persuasion that the first option was indeed the better choice.
Business these days is global. With more and more people going online all over the world it’s never been so important to be able to communicate with potential clients in different markets. Although we still see the internet as a primarily English language technology, the percentage of native English speakers connected is steadily declining. This is the reason why a multilingual plugin for WordPress is so crucial for many firms. WPML is the most popular professional plugin solution to display your site in multiple languages.
