WordPress HowTo

“rel” is a HTML link attribute that defines the relationship between the current document (the page you are linking from) and the linked document (the page you are linking to). While rel has various usages in a link, one of the important values that it can define is “nofollow”. When rel=”nofollow” is present in a link, It tells search engines like Google to not follow that link (unendorsed document/resource). This works great when you have an article with various outgoing links and you don’t want these links to act like paid links. Continue reading “How to add nofollow to a link rel attribute in WordPress”

Caching can be a very powerful tool to make your WordPress site load faster and handle lots of traffic. However, most caching plugins come with tons of features that can easily confuse a user who is not actually a developer. In this article, I will show you the easiest way to enable caching in WordPress so you can run your site efficiently without configuring any complicated settings. Continue reading “How to Enable Caching in WordPress”

If you have a multi-author site where each author works on a separate topic, you can limit their access to a particular category or media. This helps you run your site efficiently with a good editorial workflow. In this article, I will show you how to restrict authors to a specific post category or media in WordPress. Continue reading “How to Restrict Authors to a Specific Category or Media in WordPress”

If you need to remove/hide featured image from your WooCommerce product page you can apply this simple CSS tweak. Continue reading “How to Remove/Hide Image From WooCommerce Product Page”