This week, a PublishPress customer wanted to understand the relationship between authors and comments their WordPress posts. The customer wanted to know if authors could see manage comments on their own posts. This tutorial is a guide to understanding the control that users have over comments on posts. You can also click this link if…
The moderate_comments capability is one of the more confusing permissions in WordPress. It controls who can manage and post comments on your site. I know many of you want to control who can manage or post comments on your site, so in this guide I’ll explain how this capability works. You may also find it…
“Lazy Loading” is a technique that helps the important parts of your site load quickly for visitors. Lazy Loading makes sure that page elements that are non-critical will load after the more important elements. Imagine you open an article you want to read on the internet. Usually, you would start at the title and perhaps…
The Glossary plugin allows you to create a glossary on your WordPress site. This can be very useful feature for your visitors, particularly if you work in an industry with lots of jargon or unusual words. The Glossary plugin allows you to automatically create links from words to the corresponding term page in the glossary….
If you write really long articles in WordPress, it can very helpful to have a table of contents at the top of the post. This table of contents is as a quick summary so readers can scan the content and perhaps jump down to a topic they’re really interested in. In this post, I’ll show…
If you haven’t heard the announcement, Disqus, is going to start charging $10 per month, per site. Disqus is one of the most popular commenting systems in the world. However, they have a terrible attitude towards customers. OSTraining covered the awful rollout of Disqus’ “Reveal” advertising platform. WPBeginner wrote a rundown of some major problems…