If you want to showcase your Instagram feed on your WordPress website, I have found just the plugin for you! In this blog article I will walk you through step-by-step how to install, setup and customize the Instagram Feed plugin on your WordPress website.
The purpose of including images on your website and blog are to make it look nice, right? Well, yes… but that’s not all they can do! With just a little bit of prep work, your website and blog images can also help you with SEO. Here’s how to optimize your images so they can do more than just look pretty. Optimize them for SEO!
Have you noticed the new Pinterest board covers? If you had custom board covers setup in the past, you may notice that they are now cut off, stretched, or both! Don’t worry, I’ve got this all figured out for you. Here is my easy-to-follow tutorial for how to create custom Pinterest board covers with the new 2016 Pinterest design. Plus: download my free Pinterest board cover template!
Want an easy (and stylish!) way to add a Pinterest “Pin It” hover button to your WordPress images? A “hover button” is a button that appears when you put your mouse over an image. Find out how to get a snazzy Pinterest Hover Button on your WordPress images!
Here’s a freebie for you: Pinterest Buttons for your blog or website! The buttons come in both a solid version and a semi-transparent version in 15 different colors – for a total of 30 different buttons.
Make it easy for your blog visitors to Pin your images by adding a Pinterest hover button to your Blogger images. This easy-to-follow tutorial teaches you how!
Want to make it quick and easy for your blog visitors to Pin your images? You can – by adding a Pinterest hover button to your blog images! A “hover button” is a button that appears when you put your mouse pointer over an image.
To add a signature to WordPress blog posts, you can manually insert an image and/or type out your text each time you create a blog post. But there’s a way to automatically have your signature added to the bottom of each and every blog post! This method involves editing your WordPress theme’s functions.php file. But don’t worry — I explain it step-by-step.
