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  WordPress Hosting There are different types of web hosts available today, the large majority of which meets WordPress’s minimum requirements, and…

WordPress Alternatives WordPress is a simple, easy to manage, easy to learn, free, open-source, user-friendly, modern, versatile, powerful CMS (Content Management System)…

WordPress vs. Wix WordPress and Wix are both used to create a website, but they have entirely different website creation approaches. WordPress…

WordPress Vs. Squarespace WordPress is an open-source Content Management System, whereas Squarespace is a website builder that provides Software as a Service…

WordPress vs. Webflow In this article, we are going to discuss the differences between WordPress and Webflow. Before making comparisons, we will…

WordPress vs. Weebly In this article, we are going to discuss the difference between WordPress and Weebly. Let us first understood about…

WordPress Categories vs Tags Earlier only categories were available in WordPress to divide the posts. But to describe a post more specifically…

WordPress Permalink It is the permanent URL for individual blog posts, categories and other lists on our WordPress site. Permalinks will help…

WordPress vs. Drupal Drupal and WordPress both are free and open-source Content Management System (CMS) framework. Before making a comparison, we are…

WordPress Categories Here, we’ll see how to add categories. By clicking on a category, user will be able to see the posts…