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How To Use the WordPress Register Sidebar Function
In this article, we’ll explore practical approaches for using the WordPress register sidebar function. We’ll also share some advanced techniques to help you get even more out of your sidebars! WordPress Register Sidebar – Single If you’d like to add a sidebar to your WordPress theme, the first step is to let WordPress know about…
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How to Rename WordPress User Roles Safely
On a recent client project, we ran into a surprisingly annoying UX bug: user roles with old names that no longer matched the business. The client runs a subscription-based WordPress site. At launch they had separate “Print” and “Digital” products, with roles like: Later, they introduced a combined “Bundle” subscription (print + digital). Marketing and…
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How to Fix Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly in WordPress 6.8
If you upgraded to WordPress 6.8 and suddenly started seeing this notice: Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly… you’re not alone. Starting in WordPress 6.7 and continuing in 6.8, core became stricter about when translations are loaded and now surfaces a developer notice whenever a theme or plugin loads a text domain too early in…
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Link WooCommerce & Yoast SEO Product Schema
If you sell products with WooCommerce and use Yoast SEO, you already get a good amount of structured data out-of-the-box. But there are two common gaps: In this article we’ll: But wait! Before we can even start, if you don’t know what schema markup is, then please read our article here → What Is Schema…
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Fix Stripe’s Sources API Deprecated Issue in WooCommerce
Over the past year, Stripe fully retired the Sources API for local payment methods like SEPA Direct Debit, replacing it with the newer PaymentIntents + PaymentMethods model. If your WooCommerce store ever accepted SEPA Direct Debit before mid-2024, chances are you still have subscriptions pointing to old src_… IDs — and those are now failing…
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Stop WordPress from Creating Extra Cropped Image Sizes
Every time you upload an image to your WordPress site using the media library, WordPress automatically generates several additional versions of that image in various sizes. If you don’t actually need these extra images, they can take up unnecessary server space and make your site backups larger than they need to be. This tutorial will…
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How to Stop Polylang from Duplicating Attachments
If your Media Library is filling up with “translated” copies of PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, and other documents, you’re seeing Polylang’s automatic media duplication at work. That’s handy for images (different alt text, captions, or featured images per language), but it’s usually noise for documents that don’t change across languages. Polylang creates extra attachment posts…
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What Is Schema Markup? & How to Add It to Your Site
Schema markup, also known as structured data, is code you add to your website that helps search engines better interpret your content. What Is Schema Markup in SEO? By including schema markup, you make your content eligible for additional details to appear in search results. For example, search engines like Google may show star ratings,…
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Top 10 Google Fonts for your website
Now, you might think font selection is as inconsequential as choosing a cereal for breakfast, but in the web world, it’s a make-or-break decision. Picture your font as the charming host at a fancy party, setting the tone for your brand’s soirée with your target audience. Is your website, the digital offspring of your creative…
