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How to Add CAPTCHA to WordPress Login and Registration Form

How to Add CAPTCHA to WordPress Login and Registration Form

To add CAPTCHA to your WordPress login and registration forms, register your site with Google reCAPTCHA to get a site key and secret key, paste them into LoginPress, and choose which forms to protect. It takes about five minutes and stops most bot logins and spam sign-ups.

In this post, you will find the five steps to add CAPTCHA, with screenshots for each one.

How Social Login Improves CRO on Your WordPress Site? Boost your CRO

How Social Login Improves CRO on Your WordPress Site? Boost your CRO

Social login improves conversion rate optimization (CRO) on a WordPress site by letting visitors sign up in seconds with an existing social media profile instead of filling out a registration form. That removes friction at the moment visitors decide whether to register.

This post explains what social login is and how it lifts conversions.

5 Best Login Widget Plugins for your WordPress Site to Improve User Accessibility

5 Best Login Widget Plugins for your WordPress Site to Improve User Accessibility

Do you want to add a Login Widget to your WordPress site?

You can use a Login Widget to add a login area that enables users to login into your WordPress site. It increases visits to your sites and boosts retention for your online blogs, products, and more.

15+ Benefits of Social Login

15+ Benefits of Social Login

The main benefits of social login for a WordPress site are faster registration, no password fatigue, fewer abandoned sign-ups and cleaner user data. Social login lets users access your site with an existing social media account instead of creating a new one.

In this post, I will explain how social login works, its benefits and its limits.

How to Duplicate a Page in WordPress

How to Duplicate a Page in WordPress

To duplicate a page in WordPress, install and activate the Duplicate Page plugin, then click Clone or New Draft below the page title.

How to Upload a PDF to WordPress (Ultimate Guide)

How to Upload a PDF to WordPress (Ultimate Guide)

To upload a PDF to WordPress, go to Media > Add New, select your PDF, then copy its link or add it to a post or page with the File block.

In this post, I will show you both steps, plus five plugins for managing PDF files and ways to earn money from PDFs.

10 Best PayPal Plugins for WordPress

10 Best PayPal Plugins for WordPress

Do you want to accept payments on your WordPress site using PayPal?

Integrate your WordPress site with PayPal payment plugins today to grow your online business. It’s the best time to grow your online market.

9 Most Popular Social Media Login APIs for Secure WordPress Authentication

9 Most Popular Social Media Login APIs for Secure WordPress Authentication

The most popular social media login APIs for WordPress are the Google, Twitter and Facebook login APIs, plus identity services such as Firebase, OneAll, OneLogin, LoginRadius, Auth0 and Okta. Social logins use these APIs to let users authenticate with an existing account and to pass details such as name and email address to your site.

This post explains what these APIs are and compares the nine most popular ones.

9 Best Social Sharing WordPress Plugins For Boosting Content Reach and Engagement (Free and Paid)

9 Best Social Sharing WordPress Plugins For Boosting Content Reach and Engagement (Free and Paid)

Are you looking for the best Social Sharing WordPress Plugins for your site?

No one can deny the importance of social media in online or offline business today. Here’s some good news: if you are running a WordPress site, you can utilize WordPress social media plugins to integrate social media functionality into your site. It’ll allow users to share your WordPress content with their social media networks.

How to Hide WordPress Login Page From Hackers (4 Easy Methods)

How to Hide WordPress Login Page From Hackers (4 Easy Methods)

You hide the WordPress login page from hackers by changing its URL from /wp-login.php or /wp-admin to a custom address only you know. The simplest way is a plugin like LoginPress, but you can also do it by hand with a renamed login file, .htaccess rules or code.

Every WordPress site uses the same login address by default, so bots and hackers only need to add /wp-admin/ to your domain to reach it. A custom URL takes that easy target away.