8 Best WordPress Sitemap Plugins : Free and Paid (2023)

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The sitemap 0.9 protocol was introduced by www.sitemaps.org and it is the standard that Google and all other major search engines use. Sitemaps are typically XML files and are usually stored in the root folder of the website. They help in extending the accessibility and visibility of your web content by search engines. There are some WordPress Sitemap plugins that you can use to automatically generate sitemaps. you can also go through the Best WordPress Google Maps Plugins.

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WordPress 4.7 Update: Get All the Awesome things NOW!

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If you’ve been secretly stalking the folks at WordPress, then you’ve probably heard the latest update. If not, then here’s a huge bit of news for you: WordPress 4.7 update is now available! The latest WordPress iteration launched on December 6 promises to be bigger and better than its predecessor 4.6, while still retaining the amazing features of the leading site platform.

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Quick Tips to Customise WordPress Admin Dashboard and Feel Fresh

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Developing a website for your new client? Or are you working on an in-house project for yourself? You sure must have thought about how to Customise WordPress Admin Dashboard. It not only makes the day to day execution of operations simple and easy, but it also ensures that you or your clients have a personal touch to your website’s backend!

However, if you’re still confused if you should go for a customised WordPress admin user interface or not, we’re sure that the below-mentioned reasons will leave you convinced. Check out!

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Which WordPress Errors Frustrates you the most? Let’s Fix them!

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Despite the convenient and user-friendly features of WordPress, users aren’t necessarily exempt from experiencing problems and issues while using the website platform. Errors are bound to happen in any online framework, especially something as popular and attack-prone as WordPress.

Whether you’re a new WordPress user or a superstar web developer, you may have encountered different kinds of page errors and issues ranging from annoying to downright panic-inducing. This article should serve as your WordPress troubleshooting guide to the most common and absolutely frustrating errors that plague many of its users.

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The What, Why & How of “Sticky Elements” for WordPress Theme

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Sticky content is what will make or break your website. These days, if your website is hard to navigate or looks outdated, you can be sure to lose your audience. Sticky content can be used in sticky pairs or inside a container.
The main purpose here is to ensure that the sticky content remains constant. So if you’re building a WordPress site, you might want the sticky posts in WordPress to be visible to the browser viewport while another column filled with content is visible on the web page.

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10 Components Top WordPress Developers include in their Themes

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Content management systems like WordPress have radically transformed the web design industry. Instead of spending hours on building a website from scratch, you can now conveniently use a theme that already has the features you need to reflect in your website. As a web designer, you can build a theme using a template building tool and then deploy on your website. But before you embark on creating your WordPress theme, you might first want to consider the top 10 components that top WordPress developers include in their themes.

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13 Must-Have Tools a WordPress Admin can’t Live Without!

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The majority of the webmasters aim at improving the frontend experience, without giving it a thought that an equivalent enhancement in the backend experience would facilitate better and hassle-free experience throughout. If you like most of us have never thought of customizing your WordPress admin experience, well, now is the time!
Being the admin of the web page you are maintaining, it is imperative to have a set of tools that can help you in the process. From making that all important announcement on the website to controlling the dashboard and customizing it to your requirements, a set of tools always comes in handy for an admin. Let’s explore a few of them.

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Top Animated Event Countdown Timer Plugins in WordPress

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In today’s cut-throat competitive world people want to see even imperfections, perfectly. So the question here arises that why do we need an animated event countdown timer? The reasoning to this is fairly simple. To keep your audience engaged and in anticipation, we provide them a visual aid as to when their wait shall come to an end. This could be used for many reasons viz. an event occurrence, product launch, off-season sale, product expiry date or even for launching a website till the time it’s under construction. With reasons galore, this makes the wait worthwhile.

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WordPress Widget Areas an Ultimate Guide

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Widget areas in WordPress are powerful sections of a theme where you can place functional elements like search bars, recent posts, and social icons without coding. This guide explains what widget areas are, how to manage them, how to create custom ones, and the best practices to keep your website user-friendly and engaging.

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Lazy Loading in WordPress: How to Implement

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Lazy loading in WordPress is a smart way to boost your website’s performance by delaying the loading of non-critical content. This guide walks you through what lazy loading is, why it matters, and how you can implement it using built-in features, plugins, or manual code.

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How to Implement Google AMP in WordPress

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Implementing Google AMP in WordPress can make your site significantly faster on mobile devices. In this guide, we explain what AMP is, how it works, and how you can add it to your WordPress site using plugins. We also discuss customization, validation, and performance tracking to ensure you gain the full benefit of AMP without compromising design or usability.

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11 Best Responsive Web Design Frameworks

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Responsive design frameworks have become essentially important for the websites. There has already been too much buzz about the ongoing practice of using responsive framework while initiating web designing. Because of the effectivity of these frameworks, they are becoming more popular among the developers. Responsive frameworks are far better than the non-responsive ones. Additionally, they are effective and help in the development of user-centric applications.

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How to Control Spam on Your WordPress Blog (Ultimate Guide)

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Spam is one of the most damaging yet overlooked threats to WordPress blogs. This guide walks you through every method—from manual settings to firewalls—to block spam comments, fake sign-ups, and form bots effectively. A must-read for bloggers, developers, and site owners who want to protect their credibility and performance.

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How to Add and Customize WordPress Feeds for Your Site

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WordPress feeds are a powerful way to share your content automatically across platforms and keep your audience updated. This guide explains how to add feeds to your site, customize their appearance, integrate with email marketing, and use plugins for advanced control. Whether you want to embed external feeds, include custom post types, or create multiple unique feeds, you will find everything you need here.

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