Category: WordPress

WordCamp US 2017- Nashville

It is the great news for all the WordPress enthusiasts and WordPress lovers that the WordCamp US 2017 is going to be held in Nashville, Tennessee. The date is set for December 1st to December 3rd at Music City Center. The organizers of WordCamp US 2017 are expecting around 2000-2500 attendees. One of the organizers, Byrne-Cristiano said: “While we would like...

What to Expect from WordPress 4.9

The date is set to release WordPress version 4.9. It is one of the most prominent and awaited announcements of the year. The targeted release date of the WordPress 4.9 is November 14, 2017. Currently, the latest build version of WordPress available is 4.8.3. Let’s get talking about WordPress 4.9. And find out what Mullenweg wants the user to expect from WordPress 4.9....

5 Effective Methods To Attract More Customer To Your Small Business

Attracting customers to a small business is a very hard job, specially if you don’t have the support from a company like Salesforce. Trust me, many small businesses fail not because they don’t have quality products or services. They go out of business because they can’t find any customers or it is the other way around. The main cause of...

5 WordPress focused open source projects you should keep an eye on

There is a reason why I chose WordPress, when I chose WordPress over so many other platforms that were available on my plate. The ease of it and most importantly the community around it. 10+ years and I am still amazed by how great of a community has WordPress had around it and how they manage to take time out...

Awesome Widgets Update with the fresh 4.8

So WordPress 4.8 is here, right before we get into #WCEU2017 mode. For those who have been following this closely, this has been a much awaited release and for those who were not, this is still a to-be-excited-for release. We at Code Pixelz had been waiting for this and were particularly interested on how in-built “widgets” were getting a much...

How to add and fetch alt tags in images WordPress

Images are the milestone for any website without which a site looks mundane and visitors feel tedious exploring it. Almost every website has images in their contents and pages but their owners don’t optimize them properly and skip the process, image optimization. You should always enhance the images you add in your content so as to make them perceptible in...

WordPress Best Practices to Boost User Engagement on your Website

Your WordPress website is all hard work and sweat; though in a non-literal term. The intensity of determination and research that goes into the process of website-making deserves results that count. Your report card for your website pursuit comes in the form of ‘User engagement’ report. There are several factors that determine the traffic your website and receiving, like the...

How to embed custom font using @Font-Face method

Want to embed the custom font into your site but can’t figure out how to do it? In this tutorial, we will be discussing, how to use custom font into your site using CSS3 @Font-Face method. For this, you need to upload the font files into your server then adding it to your theme or template using few snippets of...

9 facts you didn’t know about WordPress

Everyone loves WordPress, it is one of the most acclaimed blogging and Content Management System of the world. It is an open source software tool for creating websites built-in PHP and SQL. But there are some other interesting facts about WordPress that you might not know. There is a list of information in this article which will verify that it...

10 must have plugins for a WordPress blog site

A WordPress plugin extends functionalities in a WordPress site. It is generally a piece of software written in the PHP language which is flawlessly integrated into the website after it gets installed and activated. The main reason to use a plugin is that it adds features to the website without having to write a single line of code. A non-programmer...