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How to Serve Images in Next-Gen Formats (on WordPress)
In comparison to traditional formats like PNG and JPEG, nex-gen image formats can help you improve loading times on your website and deliver a better user experience (UX). The good news is that it's simple to serve images in next-gen formats in WordPress. In this post, we'll take a look at it's recommended that you serve images in next-gen formats. Then we'll guide you through two quick steps to enable this functionally in WordPress.
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If you run a membership site or an online store, customizing your login page is an effective way to enhance its overall user experience (UX). Also, if you’re a web designer, adding custom branding to the admin area can help you fully white-label your client sites. WordPress login plugins make these tasks easier.
Meet Masteriyo – A Free LearnDash Alternative
Most people trying to build anything on top of WordPress would rather not empty their wallets while doing so. Building an LMS solution - or an online course platform - is not any different. I know that feeling well. You want to set up lessons, quizzes, and then actually sell your course without hitting a paywall too soon. That's where Masteriyo enters the picture and LearnDash exits it.
Menu Icons in WordPress: How to Add Them to Your Navigation (Classic and Block)
A plain text menu works for most WordPress sites… But it doesn’t always stand out enough. Icons can change that. They make each link easier to spot. You can use icons to guide visitors, highlight key pages, or simply make your navigation look sharper.
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RSS might sound like a thing from the past, but it's actually still one of the fastest ways to pull in content from other sites and display it on yours. And WordPress just happens to have no shortage of plugins to help with that.








