How to Disable the Block Editor (Gutenberg) and Use the Previous WordPress Editor

WordPress has changed drastically during the past few years. Perhaps the biggest change has been the switch from the classic editor to the block editor. If you've been using WordPress long enough to remember the previous WordPress editor, you might find yourself missing it. In this post, we’re going to discuss the pros and cons of disabling the block editor. We’ll also show you how to bring back the previous WordPress editor.

How to Set Up WordPress Heatmaps for Free (In 2 Steps)

In-depth analytics can help you understand users’ behavior and adjust your content strategy accordingly. However, trying to make sense of numbers and metrics can be a little tiring. That’s where WordPress heatmaps come in. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to set them up using a plugin.

Silo Structures: What They Are and How to Use Them on Your Blog

Silo structures can make it easier for readers to find and navigate your online content. They also enable search engines to crawl your pages more efficiently. For those reasons, you may be wondering how they work and whether you can implement them on your website. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at silo structures and their benefits. We’ll also examine some websites that use this type of site architecture. Finally, we’ll show you how to implement it.

How to Hide a Page in WordPress: 5 Methods You Can Use Today

Sometimes you will want to hide certain content from your website visitors or discourage search engines from crawling it. This is quite a common practice, so sites like Google are happy with you letting them know what not to index. If you're wondering how to hide a page in WordPress, there are a few ways to do this, and in this article, we will cover several of them (step-by-step).