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How to Hide Posts on Your WordPress Site’s Home Page

October 20, 2019
Most WordPress themes are set up so that your latest blog posts appear on the front page of your site. Or, if you have a static home page, your newest entries appear on a dedicated page. Regardless of how these posts are displayed — in a list, in a tiled view, or what have you — one thing remains the same: the newest posts appear first. But what if you don’t want your newest blog post to…
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How to Install & Setup WordPress Caching with WP Super Cache

October 20, 2019
Hello everybody. Welcome to a new chapter in the WordPress Caching series, where we will finally learn how to implement WordPress caching. I hope that you’ve read up on the previous topics in which I’ve explained how WordPress works (internally), what is caching and how WordPress caching works. Today, you’ll finally be able to transform that theoretical knowledge into practical use! So…
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How to Setup WordPress Caching with W3 Total Cache (W3TC)

October 20, 2019
The world’s two most popular WordPress caching plugins are WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache (W3TC). Developed by Mashable’s CTO, W3 Total Cache is by far the most versatile WordPress caching plugin available, used in high traffic sites like Smashing Magazine, Mashable…
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Easy WordPress Twitter Cards with the TCWP Plugin

October 20, 2019
Hello guys! Today I am going to take you through how to use the TCWP plugin to quickly and easily utilize the full extent of Twitter’s ‘card’ system. TCWP is a premium WordPress plugin dedicated to the efficient creation and management of Twitter Cards on your site’s posts and pages. TCWP has been designed both to run completely independently of user input (fully automated) and/or to offer…
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How to Build a Church Website with WordPress

October 20, 2019
All churches need a useful website but few have a large budget. What is a church to do? My favorite solution is one that I’ve seen thousands of churches switch to in the last couple years – WordPress. It’s a low-cost solution (often under $100 to build and $10/month to host) that is simple to use but flexible enough for most churches’ needs. A staff member or volunteer can build and…
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