An Enhanced Divi Builder in the Backend We are bringing a whole new level of functionality to the Divi Builder on the backend. If you use Divi or the Divi Builder Plugin, you are going to love this new feature…. Continue Reading →
Almost everyone who communicates with people online have heard of Slack. It’s communication software designed to replace email and make team communication a cinch. In a lot of ways, Slack is the industry standard for this kind of app. But… Continue Reading →
The “error establishing a database connection” message is an especially frustrating WordPress error where your entire site gets replaced by a message that looks like this: If you’re reading this post, there’s a good chance that you’re experiencing this error… Continue Reading →
Hey Divi Nation! Thanks for joining us for the next installment of our weekly Divi Design Initiative; where each week, we give away brand new, free Divi Layout Packs from our design team to you. For the second layout pack… Continue Reading →
For all the details, see the conversation in Slack This week we’re trying a more simplified agenda. This setup should allow us to have more space for everyone’s input. The aim is more discussion and interaction. Trello inbox Trello Calls for design:… Continue Reading →
With the launch of WordPress 5.0 drawing near, it’s more important than ever to get ready for Gutenberg’s arrival. One plugin that aims to help you do this is Gutenberg Ramp. This enables you to selectively use the new editor on specific… Continue Reading →
If you think that WordPress is just for bloggers, you couldn’t be more wrong. It might have started out that way, but has been transformed into the most popular content management system (CMS) on the Internet. Its popularity stems from… Continue Reading →
Want to create a blog in WordPress? This is a complete beginners guide that will help you to start your blog and do check the bottom section to learn how to use WordPress as well. All these pieces of information… Continue Reading →
Divi Powered Custom Post Types The Divi Builder can now be used on all custom post types, such as WooCommerce products! Today we are excited to announce that we are extending Divi Builder support to all custom post types, including… Continue Reading →
Social media isn’t inherently good for marketing—simply posting once in a while won’t achieve much—but it certainly isn’t just a buzzword or a fad you can afford to ignore. In fact, when done correctly, it’s a driver for brand engagement… Continue Reading →
Fiverr gets a bad rap—especially from freelancers. The platform has a somewhat negative association with this group because they feel pressured to create services that can be sold starting at $5. To be sure, a lot has changed since the… Continue Reading →
At WordCamp Europe 2018, Matt Mullenweg laid out a rough roadmap for Gutenberg over the next several months. In July, there’s going to be a big push to increase Gutenberg adoption, with a 5.0 beta in play for August (or… Continue Reading →
You can easily add custom fields to your checkout page in WooCommerce using custom code, or via the Checkout Field Editor add-on, but none of those methods allow you to display those fields conditionally, based on products in the cart. Here’s… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for medical and health WordPress themes for your website? Medical and healthcare services websites are different than other business websites, and you would want your design to stand out. In this article, we have hand-picked the best… Continue Reading →
During the weekly meeting a week ago, there was interest in having a video learning session using Zoom for design triage. This would be how to contribute using both Trac and also GitHub for Gutenberg. It is aimed at being… Continue Reading →
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I’ve had a few conversations with various friends and others on Twitter about the notion of global variables in programming languages. For those who are new to programming or who are unsure as to why they are bad: The use… Continue Reading →
I’ve had a few conversations with various friends and others on Twitter about the notion of global variables in programming languages. For those who are new to programming or who are unsure as to why they are bad: The use… Continue Reading →
An interesting services page is crucial for doing business online. It shows the visitor what you do, how you do it, what it’s like doing business with you, and helps gives them a realistic expectations. Service pages come in all… Continue Reading →
General best practices for web design are all over the web, but applying those rules to real WordPress sites you’re building is something else entirely. That’s why I tend to write about how to design WordPress sites for different audiences–like… Continue Reading →
Whenever you visit a web page, your browser requests the web server to fetch all the assets of a page and transmit all the requested data to the web browser. Since the inception of the web, this process has mostly… Continue Reading →
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs) are fantastic if you want to design mobile-friendly websites (which you should!). They’re fully scalable, lightweight, and the best part is you can animate them (unlike with regular images). The problem is, animating an SVG can be… Continue Reading →
Are you looking to move WordPress from HTTP to HTTPS and install an SSL certificate on your website? We have been getting a lot of requests on this topic because Google announced that Chrome browser will start marking all websites… Continue Reading →
This post summarizes the weekly devchat meeting held Wednesday, July 11, 2018 (agenda | Slack archive) 4.9.7 Security and Maintenance Release Feedback WordPress 4.9.7 was released on Thursday, July 5 2018. This was a Maintenance & Security Release. Details here…. Continue Reading →
General announcements WordPress 4.9.7, how’s it going? Try Gutenberg callout preparations Checking in with international liaisons Time permitting: Open floor For any other items to discuss, please add them to the comments below, or bring them up in the meeting…. Continue Reading →
Knowing that over 90% of your website visitors leave without taking any action is painful. Especially given how much it takes to bring them to the website in the first place. Emotions aside, user engagement is indeed crucial for any… Continue Reading →
Due to its great accessibility and the numerous functionalities it offers, WordPress is now probably the most popular, powerful and easy to use website and blogging content management system. Millions of people have used WordPress along the years either as… Continue Reading →
Deciding on which style you want your website to follow can be time-consuming. Not a surprise if you consider all the design styles you can follow. The style you choose will be a representation of everything your website stands for… Continue Reading →
If you have freelanced or owned your own business for any length of time, you know how difficult it can be to create a constant, steady stream of qualified clients who are happy to pay you what you’re worth. From marketing… Continue Reading →
Have you caught the “start a blog” fever? Maybe you’ve seen those people who make a living blogging about their passion and want to join their ranks. Or maybe you just love the idea of being able to share your… Continue Reading →
