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How to make mobile-friendly images using CSS

How your images appear on mobile devices such as Androids and iphones is very important these days. On April 21, 2015 Google released a new updated algorithm that affects mobile searches in all languages worldwide and has a significant impact on Google Search results. If the images on your website are not mobile-friendly then you will lose rank on Google Search results. This means that if your images bleed through or expand the width of your webpage and your visitors need to scroll to the side you will be affected by the algorithm change.

How to generate website screenshots for WordPress websites

This guide will help you easily generate a screenshot of a website for your WordPress website by implementing PHP code into the functions.php template file and using a WordPress shortcode. This script uses the WordPress.com screenshot generator and all you need to do is copy and paste simple code into your functions.php file and place a simple shortcode on a page or post on your WordPress website.

How to fix This webpage has a redirect loop error on WordPress

A friend of mine recently came upon an issue on her WordPress website. Suddenly she couldn't visit any of the pages on her website that use the default template for her WordPress theme. Whenever she visited specific webpages on her site the internet browser which she used would fail to retrieve the page. Google Chrome would show a message that says "This webpage has a redirect loop" when attempting to access the webpages.

How To Customize The Font Color Of Text In The WordPress Jetpack Plugin Infinite Scroll Footer (Theme Name, Credits)

How to change the color of text in Jetpack's Infinite Scroll footer. By default the Infinite Scroll footer displays text such as the WordPress website's credits, theme, and title in black. This can be changed in the WordPress Jetpack plugin editor's css file for the Infinite Scroll option but is much easier and more so suggested to do so using simple custom CSS.