John Hughes, Author at Themeisle Blog

How To Change WordPress Login URL: Step-By-Step Guide

Changing a login page URL is a simple but effective security technique that can help keep hackers out. After all,...

How to Make Nofollow Links in WordPress: 2 Easy Methods

It’s no secret that adding plenty of links to your site is excellent for boosting its Search Engine Optimization (SEO)....

GreenGeeks Review for WordPress: Eco-Friendly Hosting

GreenGeeks is a hosting platform that prides itself in delivering eco-friendly service at affordable prices and offers a WordPress-specific plan with lots of features. It's an appealing option for the environmentally conscious, but you may wonder whether its performance is up to par. In this comprehensive GreenGeeks review for WordPress, we'll go over everything you need to know.

How to Automatically Find and Fix Broken Links in WordPress

As operators of multiple websites, we understand the frustration of dealing with broken links firsthand. Manually scouring through countless pages...

6 Ways to Stop Comment Spam on Your WordPress Website for Good

Unfortunately, comment spam is a fact of life on the internet. If you enable comments on your website, you will...

What Are Shortcodes in WordPress? Explained for Beginners

If you’ve been using WordPress for a little bit, you might’ve come across the term “shortcode.” While shortcodes are an...

How to Get Involved in the WordPress Community (Even if You Don’t Know Code)

If all you want to do is create and run a website, WordPress has your back. However, it’s so much...

5 Easy Ways to Increase Time on Site and Keep Your Visitors Around

One of the most worrying facts for website owners is that the average person spends less than a minute on a webpage. Those visitors will see very little of your content, so they aren't likely to remember you a day or a week later. This means you need to do everything you can to increase time on site. In this guide, we'll introduce you to five smart ways to get it done.