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Everyone loves a clean-looking blog, nobody likes to visit a blog where there is no white space and there is content everywhere. I have been using WordPress for more than 7 years and I know how tempting it can be, at the start, to add more and more features to the site. You just can't help it as a beginner. Now, after going through everything, I prefer to create 1-column simple WordPress blogs that are clean and minimalistic. In fact, I have started loving the WordPress default themes (like Twenty Twenty and Twenty Twenty One) with a bit of customization - they are fast and clean. Here, I am providing a list of all the WordPress Plugins that I have been using lately. They do not make your WordPress site slow. Let's take a look at the list: Best WordPress plugins for a blog Twentig — to further customize the Twenty Twenty theme LiteSpeed Cache — for caching (the best one I have ever used) Open Graph and Twitter Card Tags — for link previews on social media XML Sitemaps — to

Recently, I was searching for a way to automatically list all the sub-pages on a parent page on my WordPress website. I thought there would be this functionality from earlier, without the use of any plugin, but there wasn't. However, after researching and wasting lots of time, I found a simple WordPress plugin that lists subpages on the parent page. Let's see how to set up the plugin: WordPress plugin to list subpages on the parent page The plugin is called  Page-list  (by webvitaly) and it is completely free to use. Here's how it looks so that you choose the correct one while installing: Simply install this plugin on your WordPress site and then you have to add a shortcode on the parent page where you want to show the subpages. If you want to just show all the subpages in A to Z sorted fashion, use the shortcode [subpages]  and it will show everything in a simple list format. Here are some other shortcodes that you can use: [pagelist] – hierarchical tree of all pages on s