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In the comments section of Full-width featured image with a widget area overlay on static Pages in Digital Pro, a user asked: Hmm…it worked really well for Atmosphere Pro. Now I just have to figure out how to get different… Continue Reading →
Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. [embedded content] WordPress version 4.9 isn’t out yet, but this week… Continue Reading →
Recently, I was working on site speed for a client with one page that makes a large number of custom database queries through WordPress’s WP_Query API. “Gee,” I thought, “these WP_Querys are so slow, maybe I should find a way… Continue Reading →
We already seen what WordPress Managed Hosting services can do for people who need a helping hand in the process, either because they need to focus on their designs or projects or because they don’t have proper knowledge on the… Continue Reading →
Breadcrumbs are an often overlooked, yet valuable form of website navigation. They help users establish where they are on your site, and can even offer a potential improvement to the way your content appears in search engines. Adding breadcrumbs to… 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 a brand new, free Divi Layout Pack from our design team to you. This week Kenny and… Continue Reading →
WordPress themes are in the great demand among the business owners planning to bring their projects to the web, ordinary users who want to let a wider audience learn about their skills and read their thoughts, as well as web… Continue Reading →
As any serious cyclist will tell you, many a venture — both personal and professional — has been set in motion by a simple bike ride. So it was with Goldfinch Cyclery in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The 2-year-old bike shop is… Continue Reading →
It’s easy to think securing your website is a low priority because it has nothing worth hacking. Even if that’s true — and it probably isn’t — consider a few things. For one, you have a website because you want… Continue Reading →
If you run a WordPress Multisite network, the chances are that you’ve had to archive, suspend or delete one or two sites along the way. If the network is for your own use, you may have created a site and… Continue Reading →
When starting a blog most writers have a clear idea of their title, their audience, their topic, their voice, and even what font they want to use. The first major hurdle many face is how to manage their websites and… Continue Reading →
October 16th in Plugin Lists, WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . Adding countdowns for deals and discounts to your site is one way to generate more interest in your offers. You could also use the same approach to let your… Continue Reading →
Suffering a website hack on your WordPress site is a frightening experience that can leave you feeling distressed and violated. Although your first reaction may be to panic, the best course of action is to take a deep breath and… Continue Reading →
With only a few weeks left until YoastCon 2017, it’s time we introduced another of our amazing speakers. Laura Crimmons is Communications Director at Branded3, an award-winning SEO and digital marketing agency in the UK. Laura herself also has an… Continue Reading →
Blubrry is awesome. Far more than a delicious fruit rich in antioxidants or the name of what I dream Violet Beauregard would call a new tech start-up, Blubrry is the parent company of the scrumdiddlyumptious PowerPress plugin that gives WordPress… Continue Reading →
One of the easiest things that we can do when working on WordPress plugins is to drop require_once or include_once statements throughout our code. And why not? It’s an easy way to bring in all of the necessary files or dependencies for… Continue Reading →
It would not be an understatement to say that TemplateMonster has been a household name in the web design industry for the past 15 years. With over 60,000 templates under our belt, we continue to create ready-made designs for all… Continue Reading →
Interested in seeing more “Sold” signs with your real estate business? Take a look at your website. If you don’t have one that’s your first problem. If you do, ask yourself if it’s clean, modern and easy to navigate. One big… Continue Reading →
Two years ago, my team lead Antun and I started the organization of UX Belgrade meetup as a side project. We envisioned it as a community-driven meetup, no corporations or companies behind it, just a few enthusiasts. Stay with me… Continue Reading →
Home / Basics / How to Add, Change and Delete Navigation Menus in WordPress (YouTube Video) By WinningWP Editorial October 16, 2017 Getting your site’s main navigation menu right is essential. Site navigation not only serves visitors, but also search… Continue Reading →
Over the years, there have been many discussions and debates on whether or not WordPress should have a built-in file editor for themes and plugins. The file editors, while convenient, allow users to easily trigger fatal errors that can be… Continue Reading →
Do you want to create a WordPress membership site? Due to its flexibility and ease of use, WordPress has become the top choice for building a membership website. In this step by step guide, we will show you how to… Continue Reading →
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Every graphic designer needs a bit of help now and then. This is where the online community comes into play. Thanks to numerous freebies that can be found scattered on the Web, graphic designers can speed up their workflow and… Continue Reading →
WooCommerce 3.2 was launched a couple days ago, and it brought some great new features. And there’s one that I personally really like: the WooCommerce version check support. It’s really simple but it’s huge at the same time. It consists… Continue Reading →
One of the hottest topics these days in technology is Virtual Reality. It has strong potential to revive the standards of Web Design. The need is to identify the timeline and parameters to make the web, a successful platform in… Continue Reading →
Running a website and not backing up your website is one of most vulnerable thing you are doing with your website. It is always very much important for everyone who is running up the website to have the best backup… Continue Reading →
Here is an overview of the developer facing changes focused on user roles and capabilities for the 4.9 cycle. If you’re interested in more detail, checkout the full list of tickets. New Capabilities Activating and deactivating plugins It is now… Continue Reading →
Welcome to part 4 of this 6 part series that will teach you how use Divi’s new Animation options to design awesome page sections. I’m going to be walking you through how to build the different sections of our live… Continue Reading →
October 15th in WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . WooCommerce makes it easy to bring your store online. Before your customers do business with you, you will want to make sure they have read your terms & conditions. You can… Continue Reading →
