Outdated: Please see the Disabling Comments section in out Comments guide for more up-to-date information on disabling comments in WordPress.
“How can I disable comments?”
That’s one of the most frequently asked WordPress questions I hear.
Comments are great, but you probably don’t want to use them everywhere. Here’s a video showing you how to disable comments in WordPress for new posts, individual posts and all posts in one shot.
Are visitors finding what they’re looking for on your church website?
The purpose of your church website is to provide information. If essential content does not exist or is hard to find, your church website is failing.
Custom church website design is an expensive service. In the old days if you wanted a unique look for your church website, you needed web design skill. If you couldn’t code, you had to pay a church website designer to do it for you. Those days are over for many churches.
Our church WordPress themes take advantage of one of the best features in WordPress, the Theme Customizer.
You can customize design elements like colors, fonts, logo and more using the Theme Customizer — no web design skill required. Changes are shown in a real-time preview. This lets you experiment and get everything right before unveiling the design customizations to actual website visitors.
Update: We no longer recommend this plugin. It was acquired and the new owner made changes we are not happy with. See our new recommendation.
When someone enjoys a sermon or blog post on your church website, will they share it on Twitter or Facebook?
Make it easy for them to share by adding social share buttons to your content. The easier something is for someone, the more likely they’ll do it. The mere presence of social sharing buttons also acts as a suggestion to people who otherwise would not have considered sharing your church’s content.
I’ll show you how to add social sharing buttons to your church website.
There’s an old adage that you’ve probably heard more than once.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Written instructions are helpful. Written instructions with pictures are even more helpful. We’re happy to announce that we’ve added more than 60 screenshots to our guides.
We decided after finishing the new Exodus theme that it would benefit all to improve our support resources. The first task was to improve Common Questions by expanding and reorganizing them.
I started using a new service recently and had about ten questions over the course of a few days. I was delighted to find they were all answered in a neatly organized and searchable section of their website. This is the experience we want to provide for you.
Three common problems with church websites are cost, ease of use and design quality. Most church website solutions are expensive. Poorly built systems are hard to use. Outdated designs abound. Does your church website suffer in these ways?
I’ll tell you how you can get a better church website for about $24 per month. You can decide if you want to join thousands of other churches, big and small, that have already done it.
The response we’ve gotten from the new website is just overwhelming.
David Julian, Music & Arts Pastor
License management has been made easier in all of our themes and in your account area. Here’s what’s new as well as what to expect when the one year of theme updates and support you purchased nears renewal.
Both of our themes have been updated. It’s important to keep all themes, plugins and WordPress itself up to date to get the latest improvements, bug fixes and ensure compatibility with the latest versions of WordPress. Please take advantage of the one-click update feature to keep your website running smoothly.
There are many church WordPress themes available today. You might think the only difference is how they look. After all, that’s what WordPress themes are supposed to be for — giving your church website a certain appearance. But there is more to consider when choosing a church WordPress theme.
Here are some questions to get answers for when looking at any church WordPress theme. Some answers may be easy to find. Others may require asking the theme seller specific questions.