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[...] ;t recommend using plugins as they tend to use maximum system resources and make your WordPress blog load slower. Here is a small CSS tweak that you can use to auto-resize large images in WordPress. [...]

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Many WordPress bloggers face image resizing issues while switching to new themes. If the new theme is narrow, the images would break the theme and if [...]

[...] move forward. You can attract more comments to your blog posts if you have got a good looking comment box. Many WordPress premium themes come with lovely looking comment boxes, but if you have [...]