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First install this free plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-verification/ Create a new Page in your WordPress site, and name it something like “Verify account”. In the content area of the new page, place this shortcode Next edit the User → User Verification as shown below You can ignore all other settings and tabs on this page as they don’t currently seem to … Read more
Add incredible versatility to your editor without bloating it with tons of one-dimensional Gutenberg blocks. With GenerateBlocks, you can learn a handful of blocks deeply and use them to build anything. GenerateBlocks works hand-in-hand with GeneratePress, but is built to work with any theme. Looking for more features? Check out GenerateBlocks Pro.
https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/wordpress-block-themes/ June 20, 2022 by Jason Cosper WordPress 5.9 introduced Full Site Editing, a collection of features that help you build a beautiful website using blocks and other handy features. However, to take full advantage of the new changes in WordPress, you might want to consider switching to a new theme. Fortunately, there are many WordPress block … Read more
The easiest way to identify the type of theme your WordPress site is using is to head to your WordPress dashboard and click on appearance. What do you see in the left hand column? If you see the button labeled editor, this means you are most likely using a block theme, which uses the site … Read more
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SVG logo If you are using an SVG logo, GeneratePress documentation suggests setting your preferred logo size with some simple CSS2. For example, to set a logo width and height of 100px each, the following CSS code would work: What Size Should Images Be For GeneratePress Blog? When working with GeneratePress, it is recommended to … Read more
The safest way to update a website is to make changes on a staging server and then migrate them over (which you can usually do through your host). But if there’s something wrong with the site or it appears “broken” to visitors, the live site should be taken down and replaced by a maintenance mode … Read more
Sites constantly need updating and maintenance. The problem is that when you are working on your sites, things can get buggy, and you don’t want to show your visitors a buggy site. This is why, when you are working on your site, it is recommended to set maintenance mode. There are several methods to creating a maintenance … Read more
To run WordPress we recommend your host supports: PHP version 7.4 or greater. MySQL version 5.7 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.3 or greater. HTTPS support That’s really it. We recommend Apache or Nginx as the most robust and featureful server for running WordPress, but any server that supports PHP and MySQL will do. That said, we can’t test every possible environment and each of the … Read more