WordPress websites using LearnDash are powerful online learning platforms that include a lot of dynamic content: courses, quizzes, surveys, video lessons, certificates, and more. However, this kind of functionality places a significant load on the server and can negatively impact site performance as well as Core Web Vitals, especially when the number of active users […]
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Must-have Plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce Site in 2025
Why Choose Carefully? You can find a lot of recommendations for WordPress or WooCommerce plugins on the web, but not all of them are really useful and necessary. I’ve created a list of plugins that I believe every WordPress/WooCommerce site should have. This list is the result of years of experience and testing various plugins. […]
How to Temporarily Disable WooCommerce Shopping for the Holiday Season
The holiday season is a great time to take a break and recharge. But what happens to your WooCommerce store while you’re away? To avoid confusion and ensure your customers know you’re closed, you can temporarily disable shopping features and display a clear holiday notice on your website. Here’s a simple PHP snippet that achieves […]
WordPress vs. WP Engine: What Users Need to Know About the Rising Tensions
In the ever-evolving world of WordPress, a significant conflict has emerged between two major players: Automattic, the company behind WordPress, and WP Engine, a leading managed hosting provider. This clash has sparked conversations about the future of the WordPress ecosystem and raised concerns for users who rely on this platform for their websites. WordPress vs. […]
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) Troubleshooting for WordPress Sites
In the world of web development, where user experience and SEO are crucial to a website’s success, it’s vital to address issues that can negatively impact these areas. One such issue is Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). In this post, we’ll explore CLS, when and why it occurs, how it affects SEO and UX, and why […]