If you make music, you should have a website. A website allows you to share your music, build a fan base, and earn money. WordPress is an excellent choice because it’s simple, flexible, and easy to use. You don’t need to be a developer to start. Let’s walk through how you can build a WordPress website to sell music. Step 1: Set Up WordPress First, you need a website base. Get a domain name...
Every website needs a navigation bar. It helps visitors move around your site with ease. In WordPress, the navigation bar usually sits at the top of the page, in the header. If you don’t see one yet, don’t worry. Adding it is simple. Let’s walk through the steps. What Is a Navigation Bar? A navigation bar is the menu you see at the top of most websites. It often features links such as Home,...
If you run a WordPress website, you expect it to send important emails without a problem. These are transactional emails — messages like: Order confirmations Password reset emails Account sign-up emails Shipping updates But sometimes, these emails don’t behave as expected. They may land in spam, not send at all, or even mix up content. Let’s break down why this happens and how you can fix...
Cards are a popular design style on websites today. You see them everywhere — blog layouts, product listings, and portfolio sections. They usually look like small boxes with text, images, or buttons. Sometimes, you don’t want a full-width card. You may want half-size cards instead. These fit two cards side by side on the same row. The good news is that you can create half-size cards in...
If your website targets visitors in different countries or languages, you need to help search engines understand which version of a page to show. That’s where hreflang tags come in. They tell Google which version of your page belongs to which audience. Done right, they improve rankings, reduce duplicate content issues, and give users the right page for their location or language. Let’s break...
WordPress is powerful on its own. Plugins make it shine. They add features without code. Want contact forms? Use a plugin. Want speed, SEO, or security? Use a plugin. But there are thousands of plugins. You do not need most of them. This blog shares a clean, practical stack inspired by what working site owners recommend again and again in community threads (like r/WordPress). It is simple. It is...
If your WordPress site doesn't send emails properly, you're not alone. Many site owners face the same issue. You may miss contact form messages, order emails, or password reset links. That's where SendGrid comes in. It helps send emails from your site reliably. In this guide, I'll show you how to configure SendGrid in WordPress step by step. I'll keep it simple and use easy words. Why use...
Yes, spam contacts on WordPress can be annoying. If you're getting fake form submissions, junk messages, or spam comments, you're not alone. Many WordPress users face this problem every day. But here’s the good news — you can block spam easily with the help of block spam contacts plugins. Let’s talk about how spam contacts happen and what plugin options are available to stop them. What are...
Sometimes when you install a plugin or theme in WordPress, it brings extra features you don’t need. One of these is the Sky Login Redirect. It changes your login page behavior or sends users to another page after login. If you don’t want this, the good news is — you can remove it. Let me guide you through the process of uninstalling or disabling it. You don’t need to be a tech expert to...
If your website says “Not Secure”, your SSL certificate may not be working. This typically occurs when your SSL certificate from IONOS is not connected correctly or set up with your WordPress site. Let’s break it down step by step so you can fix the SSL issue quickly. What Is an SSL Certificate? An SSL certificate keeps your website safe. It changes your site from http:// to https://. It...
