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How to Add a Recurring Price Field to a PayPal Subscription Button

Variable Subscription is an add-on for the Payment Button for PayPal WordPress plugin (also known as WP PayPal or WordPress PayPal) that can be used to add a recurring price field to your PayPal Subscription payment buttons. This lets buyers set the amount they will pay for your subscription products. It can also be used for accepting recurring donation payments. … [Read more...]

How to Configure Product Variations in WP PayPal

Product Variations is an add-on for the Payment Button for PayPal WordPress plugin (also known as WP PayPal or WordPress PayPal) that can be used to add variations to your PayPal buttons. The plugin uses the PayPal Payments Standard API (also known as PayPal Website Payments Standard) for accepting payments in WordPress. … [Read more...]

How To Disable Sticky Header in a Genesis Child Theme

As you may all know Genesis is a popular theme framework for creating a powerful, SEO-friendly, customizable, beautiful website in WordPress. This framework can be extended even further with a Genesis Child theme (also known as StudioPress theme) to design almost anything you want. One key feature found in some of these themes is "sticky header". While sticky header is a cool feature it may not always function properly on mobile devices. Unfortunately, there is no setting in Genesis to easily … [Read more...]

How to Center a Tweet in WordPress

Twitter is a popular social media where we can share content and interact with users. If you are running a website on WordPress like me, you should know how important social sharing is to the success of a business. Twitter allows you to embed Tweets into your site, so you can share what's happening on Twitter with your visitors. But how do you align it? In this article, I will show you how to center a Tweet in WordPress. … [Read more...]

How to Add a Free SSL Certificate to Your WordPress Site

SSL Certificate has become an important part of every WordPress site since major web browsers like Google Chrome started showing a non-secure warning in the address bar. WordPress already announced that as of 2017 they are going to implement features in the core that will require your website to have HTTPS available. From SEO point of view, HTTPs is also important since Google now consider it as a ranking factor. So if you haven't switched to HTTPs yet now is the time to do it. In this article, … [Read more...]