Are you a photographer looking to make money with blogging? There are several ways you can launch a WordPress Blog that will generate a full-time income, all while letting you own your own business and do something you love! While… Continue Reading →
Contact forms provide a quick and easy way for customers and potential clients to get in touch with you. Plus, they can do a lot more than that. From serving as a way for members to register with your site… Continue Reading →
Running a site that sends a lot of emails, like an ecommerce site or a membership site, needs a reliable service to help keep up with the volume of emails you send. Though, if you use an existing email provider… Continue Reading →
Written by the Dave Smith from Gravity Wiz… Greetings, future wizard! I’m Dave, the founder of Gravity Wiz. My partner, Clay, and I are passionate about helping our customers build amazing things with Gravity Forms. To aid in this endeavor,… Continue Reading →
Even years since social media was first introduced, Facebook still shines above the rest with more than 3 billion active monthly users. It would take a huge event to end it. This means that Facebook holds vast potential for social… Continue Reading →
You may share the most amazing content on Instagram, but without followers alongside that engagement (likes, comments, views, etc.), you are not going to make a splash on this social media platform. This is how you gain organic results that… Continue Reading →
What began as a project in August 2020 has now become a reality. All past Twenty* default WordPress themes now have their own unique block patterns. In recent weeks, Twenty Ten through Twenty Fifteen received updates. Designer Mel Choyce-Dwan kick-started… Continue Reading →
You can find the full meeting transcript on Slack (login required) Meeting coordinator: @kjellrNotes kept by @ashiquzzaman Gutenberg Updates: theme.json no longer fails silently if you miss a comma: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/3240On FSE adoption and “universal” themes, this issue has gained some additional traction this… Continue Reading →
“You can’t wait until life isn’t difficult anymore before you decide to be happy.” – Nightbirde What life are you choosing? It’s okay to be happy even when things aren’t going right. It’s okay to find joy even through the… Continue Reading →
Written by the Editorial team from GravityView… At GravityView, we build robust add-ons for Gravity Forms that solve key problems for our users. GravityView offers the best solutions for displaying, editing, importing, and exporting Gravity Forms entries. What makes our… Continue Reading →
Performance testing tools are crucial for optimizing software, including websites. Why? Because performance directly affects user experience, conversions, and, ultimately, your bottom line. And this is something the market knows well. Try a free demo In 2019, the global market… 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. This time around, Kenny and… Continue Reading →
Gravity Flow: Power Up Your Gravity Forms for the Ultimate WordPress Workflows! - Gravity Forms Blog
One of our Certified Developer partners, Gravity Flow has been a very powerful addition to the Gravity Forms platform since their launch almost six years ago. Designed for building custom WordPress workflows to automate business processes, Gravity Flow’s best-in-class workflow… Continue Reading →
This post summarizes the weekly editor chat meeting on Wednesday, 16 June 2021, 14:00 UTC held in Slack. Gutenberg 10.8 release. The first topic was the Gutenberg 10.8 release. The release was already shipped a week before the chat https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/06/10/whats-new-in-gutenberg-10-8-9-june/. @jorgefilipecosta referred the main features of… Continue Reading →
Since block patterns were introduced in WordPress 5.5, older default themes received some block patterns love in 5.8. Twenty Fifteen Twenty Fifteen now has: Gallery and Description, Contact area, Two Columns with Images, and Columns with a List block patterns. They can be… Continue Reading →
Welcome to a new series of articles, in which we round up the best new fonts released from some of the top designers on the Web. In this inaugural edition, the collection includes fonts released or expanded over the last… Continue Reading →
One year ago today we launched the Gravity Forms Certified Developer Program. Packed with certified add-ons that can enhance and extend any form, this week we are pleased to celebrate ‘Certified Developer Week’ to mark the program’s one year anniversary!… Continue Reading →
In this episode, Josepha Haden Chomphosy does a mini deep dive into WordCamp Europe 2021, specifically the conversation between the project’s co-founder, Matt Mullenweg, and Brian Krogsgard formerly of PostStatus. Tune in to hear her take and for this episode’s… Continue Reading →
Interestingly enough, Google has two different website hosting options. Blogger, which is a direct competitor to WordPress.com more than WordPress.org that is focused on publishing content, and Google Sites, which is a more direct alternative to sites such as Wix… Continue Reading →
In this post, I’ll share some real use cases for video galleries. Then, I’ll give you a quick tutorial on how you can actually get up and running with your own flexible WordPress video gallery using the Document Library Pro… Continue Reading →
Facilitator and notetaker: @get_dave. This is the agenda for the weekly editor chat scheduled for 2021-06-23 14:00 UTC. This meeting is held in the #core-editor channel in the Making WordPress Slack. Gutenberg 10.9 RC 1.WordPress 5.8.Monthly Plan for June 2021 and key project updates:Global Styles.Block-based Widget… Continue Reading →
Adding floating labels to form fields in Divi can boost the design and UX of any Divi form in a subtle, yet powerful, way. Any website form (not just Divi) usually includes some kind of input field and a label… Continue Reading →
Every day design fans submit incredible industry stories to our sister-site, Webdesigner News. Our colleagues sift through it, selecting the very best stories from the design, UX, tech, and development worlds and posting them live on the site. The best… Continue Reading →
When it comes to website maintenance, the importance of security can’t be understated. With so many risks threatening sites today, making sure yours is protected is critical. Unfortunately, figuring out the best WordPress security plugin to use can be challenging…. Continue Reading →
Styled content boxes for things like tips, warnings, and other important info are handy assets for any website or blog. They are an effective and convenient way to showcase important content with consistent design users will appreciate. For example, you… Continue Reading →
WordPress 5.8 is slated for release on July 20. In just over a month, many users will get their first taste of one of my favorite new features: template-editing mode. The template editor is a new tool that allows end-users… Continue Reading →
The MapLibre project is picking up speed with the release of MapLibre GL Native, an open source mobile SDK for Android and iOS. As anticipated, MapTiler’s fork of Mapbox’s mobile map SDKs are coming under the MapLibre umbrella. This free… Continue Reading →
.ugb-7d56263 hr.ugb-divider__hr{background-color:#db4161 !important;margin-left:auto !important;margin-right:auto !important} If I asked you what the easiest way to generate revenue was for your business, would you know exactly what that was and how to do it? Before you answer, here are a few… Continue Reading →
These are the weekly notes for the Accessibility Team meeting that happens on Fridays. You can read the full transcript on our Slack channel and find the meeting’s agenda here. Team Rep nominations Last week @ryokuhi wrote a post announcing… Continue Reading →
As I’ve shared in the last few articles for this category, I started sharing stuff on Twitter pretty regularly. But I don’t that much more either. So, given that I’ve started keeping a list of things in Apple Notes that… Continue Reading →
