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Did you get a chance to check out WPBeginner this week? If not, here is what you might have missed. Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Best WordPress Magazine Themes of 2013 By Editorial Staff on Jun 28, 2013 08:00 am Magazine style layout has become extremely popular over the years. Mainly because this type of layout can work with a wide-variety of niches. As long as you run a site full with information and/or different types of content, then magazine style layout is for you.… Read More » To leave a comment please visit Best WordPress Magazine Themes of 2013 on WPBeginner. Read in browser » How to Properly Move WordPress to a New Domain Without Losing SEO By Editorial Staff on Jun 27, 2013 08:47 am Recently one of our users asked for our help in moving their WordPress site to a new domain. We thought it would be nice to share this process on WPBeginner, so it helps others who are looking to do the same. In this article, we… Read More » To leave a comment please visit How to Properly Move WordPress to a New Domain Without Losing SEO on WPBeginner. Read in browser » How to Add Numbers to Your WordPress Comments Layout By Editorial Staff on Jun 26, 2013 08:00 am Earlier on WPBeginner, we showed you how to style your WordPress comments and the comment form. In this article, we will show you how to further customize the comment layout by adding numbers to your WordPress comments. Final results: Adding Comment Numbering in WordPress First… Read More » To leave a comment please visit How to Add Numbers to Your WordPress Comments Layout on WPBeginner. Read in browser » How to Allow Users to Subscribe to Categories in WordPress By Editorial Staff on Jun 25, 2013 08:15 am WordPress comes with built-in taxonomies, categories and tags, that allows you to organize your content. Almost every WordPress user has used categories and tags to sort their content, but most users don’t know that categories, tags, and custom taxonomies each have their own RSS feeds… Read More » To leave a comment please visit How to Allow Users to Subscribe to Categories in WordPress on WPBeginner. Read in browser » How to Create a Custom Archives Page in WordPress By Editorial Staff on Jun 24, 2013 08:15 am Often users ask questions that you have already answered in the past, so archives page is their best option to search for the answer. Not saying that they can't use the search bar, but sometimes the search feature fall short. Therefore it is good to make a very detailed archives page. To leave a comment please visit How to Create a Custom Archives Page in WordPress on WPBeginner. Read in browser » More to read: WordPress 3.5.2 – Maintenance and Security Release How to Allow Users to Share Quotes from your WordPress Posts How to Add Affiliate Links in WordPress with ThirstyAffiliates How to Add a jQuery FAQ Accordion in WordPress How To Customize Blockquotes Style in WordPress Themes Friend on Facebook Follow on Twitter Forward to a Friend  follow on Twitter | friend on Facebook | forward to a friend  Copyright © 2013 Awesome Motive Inc., All rights reserved. You signed up to this email newsletter from wpbeginner.com. Signing up was required to download our products including but not limited to Smart Sharing plugin. Our mailing address is: Awesome Motive Inc. 3701 Savoy Ln. Apt 106-D West Palm Beach, FL 33417 Add us to your address book  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences