What is a Gutenberg in WordPress?
Table of Contents Gutenberg vs The Classic Editor What is the Block System Gutenberg Uses? Gutenberg Block Types Editing, Moving …
What is WordPress Vendor Lock-In with Plugins?
Have you ever installed a WordPress plugin that added some really cool features to your website, but when you felt compelled to try an alternative (perhaps because it conflicted with other plugins you were using),
What is a WordPress Shortcode and What is it Used For?
Table of Contents What Exactly is a WordPress Shortcode? Benefits from Using Shortcodes WordPress Core Shortcodes Potential Issues from Using …
What is a WordPress Hook and Why is it Important?
If you have some familiarity with the coding side of WordPress, you may have heard the word “hooks” being mentioned at some point. That is because hooks are generally considered to be one of the best core features of WordPress.
What is a WordPress Plugin and Why Do You Need Them?
WordPress is by far, the most popular web publishing platform in the world, and for many good reasons. One of those reasons is the ability to utilize “plugins”.
What is Web Page Sidebar?
On a few occasions, clients have asked me what was that “thing on the side” of their website pages. Back in the day, before smart phones gained popularity, most people browsed websites from their larger desktop monitors.
What Are Iframes and What are They Used for?
If you have ever seen a YouTube video, Google Map or even a social media feed within a web page, an iframe is likely the HTML element used to make this possible.
What is Link Rot, Why is it Bad and What Can You Do About It?
Have you ever clicked on a link only to be redirected to a 404 Page Not Found Error? That my friends, is a broken link. Link rot is a type of broken link, and like any broken link, it can damage your website’s reputation from an SEO standpoint.
What Are Web Design Revisions and How Many Are Allowed?
As a web design agency, we at Prominent Web Design, understand that revisions are necessary within the web design process to ensure that your website is designed in a way that is consistent with your brand vision.
What is the 400 Bad Request: Request Header or Cookie too Large and How Do You Fix it?
We recently had a client working on the back end of their WordPress website when they were suddenly hit with an error message that read “400 Bad Request: Request Header or Cookie too Large”.
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