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June 21, 2018
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June 21, 2018

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  1. What is a WordPress Plugin? It's a piece of software

    containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. It can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress website. Plugins are written in PHP. Two usually come by default in every WordPress installation.
  2. What is a WordPress Plugin? It's a piece of software

    containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. It can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress website. Plugins are written in PHP. Two usually come by default in every WordPress installation.
  3. What is a WordPress Plugin? It's a piece of software

    containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. It can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress website. Plugins are written in PHP. Two usually come by default in every WordPress installation.
  4. What is a WordPress Plugin? It's a piece of software

    containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. It can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress website. Plugins are written in PHP. Two usually come by default in every WordPress installation.
  5. Before you start… Write down all the features you want

    to add to your site. In some cases, a theme could come with a feature you might need. Arrange them in order of importance. A single plugin may meet two or more of your needs. Focus on quality and not quantity.
  6. Before you start… Write down all the features you want

    to add to your site. In some cases, a theme could come with a feature you might need. Arrange them in order of importance. A single plugin may meet two or more of your needs. Focus on quality and not quantity.
  7. Before you start… Write down all the features you want

    to add to your site. In some cases, a theme could come with a feature you might need. Arrange them in order of importance. A single plugin may meet two or more of your needs. Focus on quality and not quantity.
  8. Before you start… Write down all the features you want

    to add to your site. In some cases, a theme could come with a feature you might need. Arrange them in order of importance. A single plugin may meet two or more of your needs. Focus on quality and not quantity.
  9. Before you start… Write down all the features you want

    to add to your site. In some cases, a theme could come with a feature you might need. Arrange them in order of importance. A single plugin may meet two or more of your needs. Focus on quality and not quantity.
  10. How to find them… Use a repository or a search

    engine. Decide if you want to pay for a plugin or use a free one. Search and browse by tags or categories. Search and browse by name. Check out featured plugins listed in the WordPress repository.
  11. How to find them… Use a repository or a search

    engine. Decide if you want to pay for a plugin or use a free one. Search and browse by tags or categories. Search and browse by name. Check out featured plugins listed in the WordPress repository.
  12. How to find them… Use a repository or a search

    engine. Decide if you want to pay for a plugin or use a free one. Search and browse by tags or categories. Search and browse by name. Check out featured plugins listed in the WordPress repository.
  13. How to find them… Use a repository or a search

    engine. Decide if you want to pay for a plugin or use a free one. Search and browse by tags or categories. Search and browse by name. Check out featured plugins listed in the WordPress repository.
  14. How to find them… Use a repository or a search

    engine. Decide if you want to pay for a plugin or use a free one. Search and browse by tags or categories. Search and browse by name. Check out featured plugins listed in the WordPress repository.
  15. Make Your Selection… Compare with similar plugins. Install, test, accept

    or reject. Don’t just uninstall it – DELETE IT! Keep them updated and take a quick look at the changes. Leave a review and a rating. Get in touch with the developer, share a thought, a suggestion, a complaint. Say thank you!