Knowing how to do WooCommerce taxes is a confusing but vital part of any e-commerce project. Everyone knows the two things you can count on are death and taxes. When it comes to an online store, taxes are definitely something… Continue Reading →
Spyware is a major thorn in the side of any business, as even businesses that have never experienced this type of malware have to be constantly vigilant with the right spyware detector and spyware removal tools at their disposal. Today,… Continue Reading →
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Are you thinking of starting a WordPress blog? Great – let’s take a look at what we’ve got here: awesome templates for personal portfolios, food and beverages blogs, cooking blogs, fashion blogs, lifestyle blogs, magazines, speakers, book clubs, travel and… Continue Reading →
From recovering your website data after a breach to simply giving yourself peace of mind while growing your business, WordPress backups are essential in the security game. You have several options for logging backups and restoring the files if something… Continue Reading →
While WordPress is really easy to use, there are some common WordPress errors that can make you panic. The good thing is that the WordPress error you are seeing on your site is most likely been reported and resolved by… Continue Reading →
General announcements We’re working on updating the support guidelines, it’s being done via GitHub and everyone is welcome to contribute at https://github.com/Clorith/wporg-support-guidelines Our helpful tools (Also Viewing script and such), as noted in https://make.wordpress.org/support/handbook/appendix/helpful-tools/, have moved slightly. As userscripts no longer… Continue Reading →
Ever finish a website project but it never quite ends? You hand over the login info to the client and you think your work is done, but they keep emailing you. You get questions about tweaking this or changing that…. Continue Reading →
More Sizing Options are Coming to Divi!Including Draggable Sizing for All Divi Elements! Soon you’ll be able to adjust height, max-height, max-width, and spacing for sections, rows, columns, and modules with an improved Draggable Sizing UI. Today, I’m excited to… Continue Reading →
There have been some important questions and concerns about accessibility in the upcoming new editor. First and foremost, it goes without saying that work on these areas is never finished and we can always go a step further in improving… Continue Reading →
For small business websites or eCommerce websites, user registration functionality is a common need. As a result, users share sensitive information when they register for an account on a website. This could include their mailing address, email address or even… Continue Reading →
In the eCommerce space, your customers are going to rely on you to protect them. They need to feel sure that they can make purchases and engage with your site without sacrificing or compromising their personal identities. If they don’t have… Continue Reading →
Every year when autumn approaches I get a hankering for a makeover. Yes, that means I want to get a new haircut and buy tall boots and new scarves. But it also means I want to dress up my websites…. Continue Reading →
This is a sponsored post from the fine team over at WPMerge. The following tutorial provides all you need to know to get started.Whenever we’re working with WordPress environments, it’s common for us to clone the production database to our… Continue Reading →
Most websites rely on organic traffic for attracting new visitors. This means you’ll probably need to compete with hundreds if not thousands of other pages for the keywords your content targets. In other words, you need to be better than… Continue Reading →
Why the need for AMP-ready WordPress themes? Well, the short answer is statistics! It’s no secret that mobile devices dominate most people’s internet usage – more than 52% of all global web pages have been served to mobile phones in… Continue Reading →
Do you want to add a JavaScript in your WordPress pages or posts? Sometimes you may need to add a JavaScript code to the entire website or into specific pages. By default, WordPress does not let you add code directly… Continue Reading →
Editor’s Note: This post on how to embed Instagram into WordPress was originally published on July 2, 2014. It was updated on October 18, 2018. If you’re among the estimated 150 million people active on Instagram every month, you realize… Continue Reading →
As per October 24th, 2018, there will be a change of the weekly meeting times. We’re also adding another more inclusive time meeting. New meeting times will be: Monday: Triage: 16:30 UTC, won’t change. Wednesday: Team meeting: 18:00 UTC meeting… Continue Reading →
The full transcript of our meeting this week can be found on our Slack channel. Change of meeting times and format After a quick round of checking how everyone’s doing, @karmatosed suggests a change of the weekly meeting times and… Continue Reading →
This post summarizes the REST API component team chat on Thursday, October 11 (agenda, Slack transcript) and the bug scrub on Tuesday, October 16 (Slack transcript). Updates on 5.0 priority tickets As with last week, the meeting worked off of… Continue Reading →
WP and Divi Icons is a third-party plugin for WordPress that works with any WordPress theme and integrates into the Divi Builder. For use with Divi, it includes exclusive layouts you can use in your projects. The icons are available… Continue Reading →
We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Tom Sepper, a hosting industry veteran, as Kinsta’s new Director of Support. He will be handling the daily operations of our support department to ensure as Kinsta continues to grow, that every client… Continue Reading →
The majority of the work that I do right now focuses on custom plugins or utilities that work on top of WordPress. If you were to conceptualize how many of the projects that I build are put together, you’d review… Continue Reading →
A 301 redirect is a permanent redirection from one website page to another. The code 301 is web server speak for “moved permanently.” When a browser receives HTTP status code 301 in response to a page request, it knows to transfer… Continue Reading →
This is the agenda for the weekly devchat meeting on October 17, 2018 at 20:00 UTC: 5.0 planningGutenberg and REST API bug scrubsGutenberg documentation Updates from focus leads and component maintainers General announcements If you have anything to propose to add to the… Continue Reading →
It’s a bit of a Catch-22, isn’t it? You took the time to create an eye-catching, user-friendly personal website to house your writing portfolio. You posted your writing samples so potential clients can bask in your writing prowess and hire you… Continue Reading →
You’re on a journey to find the Holy Grail – the best WordPress theme for your website. I salute thee, bold knight, wanderer on the web, seeker of great wisdom! It’s not an easy task, I warn you, but I… Continue Reading →
ThemePunch makes some of the most popular plugins out there for WordPress. Essential Grid is one of the top earners in their library, right alongside Slider Revolution. Over time, Essential Grid has become one of the most sought-after and most successful plugins… Continue Reading →
Did you know that you can install and use WordPress in multiple languages? Yes, you can even create a multilingual website with WordPress by translating your content into different languages. In this article, we will show you how to easily… Continue Reading →
