Members-Only Newsletter Archive Creating a newsletter archive can be as simple as creating a new page on your WordPress website and then linking to PDF copies of your newsletter. In this tutorial, we’ll take you step-by-step thru the process. NOTE: If your newsletters are strictly for subscribers, you can restrict access to this content by … Read more WordPress Newsletter Archive
‘M2M’ Member-to-Member Deals Offering exclusive content is an excellent way to add value for your members. Joining a professional organization typically includes a free subscription to their newsletter. Including free copies or discounts on industry related journals, video tutorials, books, white papers, etc., makes membership in your organization even more attractive to both current and … Read more How to setup member to member deals page in WordPress
So you’ve setup member login and members-only content on your site. How will you know if your members are actually logging in to your site to access this content? In this tutorial we’ll show you how to track member logins on your WordPress website. Tracking member engagement gives you valuable insight into how your members … Read more How to track member logins in WordPress
Ever have an issue getting the right image to show up when you share your blog posts to Facebook or other social media sites? It’s happened to me…I am using a lovely image in my blog post, but when I share the post, the wrong image is posted to Facebook and all that shows is … Read more Fixed: Wrong image posted to Facebook
If you are not using comments on your site, disabling comments can be a good way to reduce spam and speed up your WordPress website. There are a variety of ways to turn off WordPress comments, keep reading to get started with the simplest options. By default, WordPress gives you the ability to either disable comments on … Read more Reduce Spam – Disable WordPress Comments
Whether you are building a site for a professional association or a neighborhood association, a chamber of commerce or an arts council, an important first step is to add pages and content to your site. Once you have created your new page, you’ll want to link your page to your site’s navigation menu so that … Read more How to link pages to site menu in WordPress
Your website should have a favicon. A favicon or site icon is the small but powerful branding tool that appears in the browser tab next to your site title and it’s a great visual to both strengthen your brand and improve user experience. These powerful little images are not limited to the browser tab either, … Read more How to set your site icon (Favicon) for WordPress
Merchant’s Associations benefit local business owners in a variety of ways, from strengthening the voice of business owners, to opportunities to collaborate on local city issues, to increasing visibility of its members within the community. A Business Directory is a proactive way to increase visitors to your association’s site, boost your SEO position, strengthen business … Read more Merchant’s Association Categories for Business Directory
WordPress 5.0+, aka Gutenberg blocks, makes it super easy to add buttons to your website! The new version of WordPress post editor (5.0 and above) now includes the option to add a button to your post or page without having to know any code at all. Just add a new button block, change the colors … Read more Add button to WordPress – no coding required
Translate your Business Directory You asked, we answered! The Chamber Dashboard Business Directory is now fully compatible with WPML, the WordPress Multilingual Translation Plugin. This is good news especially for multi-cultural chambers and membership sites. Your can now make your Directory more accessible to large sections of your target audience who may speak and write … Read more Business Directory plugin for WordPress now fully compatible with WPML
What is WordPress? WordPress is a content management system (CMS). A CMS is a tool you can use to create web pages, store images, organize navigation ( a.k.a. manage your content ), so that you can focus on the customer facing parts of your site. Using WordPress, a theme and perhaps a few plugins, you … Read more Getting started with WordPress for DIY users
As you hopefully know by now, WordPress 5.0 brought some exciting new changes to the WordPress editor. Gutenberg or the new block editor for WordPress introduced us to a new way to create and edit WordPress pages, offering a lot more flexibility in page layouts especially. If you haven’t seen them yet… Check out Gutenberg … Read more What’s new in WordPress 5.1
