by The WordPress Guy | Aug 18, 2019 | Basics, Blog, Divi theme, How to, Video Tutorials
?? Hi. I want to talk about the issue you get when you’re trying to add YouTube videos to your website and at the end you end up having related videos come up that are nothing to do with your channel or anything else, they’re just random videos that pop up... 
by The WordPress Guy | Apr 21, 2019 | How to, Intermediate, Video Tutorials
This is the left side of the the statement How to add animated text to a page as per above example. Using the Typed JS plugin with the Divi theme. Key points are that I used 2 columns with the two thirds / one third layout so there is most of the normal text on the... 
by The WordPress Guy | Jun 14, 2018 | Blog, developers, facebook, How to
Here are some simple instructions to get use the facebook messenger platform as a website chat solution on your WordPress website. Its crazy how easy and quick it is to do. What you need Facebook page – All you need is a facebook page setup for your website... 
by The WordPress Guy | May 4, 2018 | Blog, How to, Intermediate, Video Tutorials
Adding a facebook like button is pretty straight forward these days. If you use the link below and follow the basic steps. http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like Here are the steps you need to do 1. Choose URL or Page Pick the URL of a website or... 
by The WordPress Guy | Mar 24, 2018 | developers, ecommerce, How to, PayPal, Top posts, WooCommerce
Where to find that mysterious setting to allow people to buy from you without them needing to create a PayPal account. It is one of those things that drives me a little crazy as I can never remember off the top of my head where to change the settings. So for my... by The WordPress Guy | Aug 10, 2017 | Basics, Blog, domain hosting, How to, Reviews, Security, web hosting, WordPress.com
Well I can’t believe it, wordpress.com has now put all web hosting companies on notice that they are coming to get them! Here is the official blog post announcing support for third part plugins and themes. In the past I used to explain that the difference... 
