NEW: Widget Options Is Now Integrated with Gutenberg Widgets and Page/Post Blocks!

Widget Options introduces two powerful new features: integrating with the Gutenberg Block Widget Editor for seamless customization and extending support for Gutenberg Blocks in Pages, Posts, and other custom post types! Additionally, we’ve fulfilled a common user request by adding the ability to filter URLs by Slug Containing Keyword. Let’s explore these features and discover how they can elevate your website’s functionality. Gutenberg Block Widget […]

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Ultimate Guide: Optimizing WordPress Sidebar and Widgets For Better Traffic and Conversions

Introduction for Optimizing WordPress Sidebar and Widgets Over the last few years, we have seen the evolution of websites in terms of structures and design or layout, including the changes in the way we use WordPress sidebars. We have followed trends after trends to ensure that our sites get the look, feel, and functionality that conform to our purpose – for instances such as whether […]

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NEW: Display your widget on specific author pages AND date range regardless of year

Version 5.0.0 is here! This version allows for: Show/Hide Widget on Author Pages The new User Roles Restriction feature allows users to manage widget visibility and restrict them per defined user roles on your WordPress site. You can show or hide widgets for members-only pages or serve different sidebar contents on guest visitors.  With the release of v5.0.0, User Roles Restriction now has the capability […]

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How to Fully Manage Widgetized Magazine WordPress Themes

You had gone through a lot of free WordPress magazine themes on the repository before you successfully fell in love with and chose the right one for your news site. You must have picked the one with full widget driven homepage layout, which most of them have, for you to add different sections freely. Now, you want to improve user experience; for instance you want […]

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How to Remove the Sidebar in WordPress

The WordPress sidebar is a widget slot usually located on your theme’s left, right, or bottom. But sometimes, you need to remove the sidebar to have a WP panel without widgets. Modern WP themes usually have special options in their settings to remove the sidebar. This guide – which teaches you how to remove sidebars from your WordPress website – might be helpful if your […]

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Updating Failed: The Response Is Not a Valid JSON Response

You create some posts on your websites, and the output is not updated correctly, resulting in the error message “Update failed”. Error message: The response is not a valid JSON response.” This is one of the most common and frustrating errors WordPress users and developers face on their websites. In 2018, WordPress revamped its classic editor and replaced it with its new counterpart Gutenberg (Block). […]

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Where are WordPress pages stored?

A common and reasonable question: Where are WordPress pages stored? A lot of beginners in website building might be asking that question, and there are a lot of ways to answer it. In this article, you will be guided on where you can find WordPress page storage, and what are the different ways to use it. Easier way to find WordPress Pages There are two […]

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How To Eliminate Render-Blocking Resources In WordPress

More often than not, when we audit the performance of our website, we get suggestions to Eliminate render-blocking resources.  What Is Render-Blocking JavaScript and CSS? When we load our website into a browser, it sends out calls to each and every script in a queue. Usually, that queue needs to be empty before the website is visible in the browser. There are two types of […]

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