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For a simple blog, I think Twenty Twenty, Twenty Twenty One, and Twenty Twenty Two (supports Full Site Editing (FSE)) WordPress themes are the best. They are developed and managed by the WordPress developers themselves. But the only issue I have with the themes is that they have very limited customization features. If you want to show a custom footer or want to change the base color style then it's not possible unless you jump to coding. How to add extra customization features in Twenty Twenty, Twenty Twenty One, and Twenty Twenty Two WordPress Themes However, there is a plugin called Twentig which adds several customization features to all three of the WordPress themes -  Twenty Twenty , Twenty Twenty One , and Twenty Twenty Two . The plugin is completely free to use and the extra customization features are added in the "Customize" section as well while editing "Posts" or "Pages". Some of the customization features that the Twentig plugin adds are: A...

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...