We’re all witnesses to the immense power of social media. We’ve seen how tightly knit and well organized online communities can affect the real world, create global movements, and even influence political opinions. Not to mention the wonders they can… Continue Reading →
To say that there are a plethora of gallery plugins on WordPress is an understatement. A simple search for “gallery” on the plugin sections of WordPress brings out a list of more than 2000 options. Out of that number of… Continue Reading →
WordPress 5.3 added some noteworthy CSS changes to WordPress Admin. These changes also impacted alternate color schemes, especially concerning secondary buttons. Indeed, secondary button borders unexpectedly inherited their scheme’s primary color, which resulted in arguable visual aspect and poor readability… Continue Reading →
Jeffrey Carandang, the creator behind the EditorsKit WordPress plugin, launched a new community site for sharing block designs and templates today. The ShareABlock website allows visitors to download block files directly from the site and import them into the block… Continue Reading →
When you’re creating your global header, there are many things you need to take into account. The elements you place in your header need to help your visitors navigate easily. To reduce the time people spend navigating, many web designers… Continue Reading →
Note taker: @ajitbohra This is the agenda for the weekly editor chat scheduled for 2019-12-11 14:00 UTC. This meeting is held in the #core-editor channel in the Making WordPress Slack. Gutenberg 7.1.0 Weekly Priorities Task Coordination Open Floor If you have anything to share for… Continue Reading →
When building a photography website, many people want to keep costs low. That’s understandable. Free WordPress plugins such as NextGEN Gallery can help improve the appearance and functionality of your site without breaking the bank. However, you may be limiting… Continue Reading →
This is the agenda for the weekly design chat meeting on Wednesday, 11th December 2019, 19:00 UTC. Housekeeping Updates from any specific focuses Discussion @ibdz will give an update on team badges. Open floor This meeting is held in the #design channel in the… Continue Reading →
First, apologies for not posting meeting notes for November 26. In case anyone missed it, we also had an extra meeting on December 4. Theme review team (TRT) conducts a meeting on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month…. Continue Reading →
Podcasting is the latest craze marking a new frontier for WordPress websites that are built specifically to help audiences tune in. But every website isn’t created equal and having a subpar home for a podcast can deter potential listeners from… Continue Reading →
THE HOLIDAYS HAVE BEGUN AND WE LOVE IT! Thanksgiving has come and gone and so has our massive annual Black Friday Deal. However, it’s not too late to get in on the action! You can still take advantage of our… Continue Reading →
Technology has changed even revolutionized the way people learn new skills. We no longer have to go to colleges or universities to learn a new trade or skills. Because of this, we turn to online resources to get the training… Continue Reading →
WordPress 5.3.1 Release Candidate 1 (RC 1) is now available for testing! There are two ways to test the WordPress 5.3.1 release candidate: try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want to select the point release nightlies option), or you can download the release candidate here (zip)…. Continue Reading →
@francina led the chat based on this agenda. Announcements @audrasjb gave an update of bug scrubs for 5.3.1 minor release. The current status is 3 scrubs already done and 3 others scheduled for the rest of the week. The agenda… Continue Reading →
@francina led the chat based on this agenda. Announcements @audrasjb gave an update of bug scrubs for 5.3.1 minor release. The current status is 3 scrubs already done and 3 others scheduled for the rest of the week. The agenda… Continue Reading →
Josepha Haden, Executive Director of WordPress, published an update of WordPress’ goals in 2019. The focus for WordPress over the past year has been on nine primary projects. Of the nine projects, WordPress only managed to ship two in 2019…. Continue Reading →
You should not contact people about your review outside of the predefined systems. Do not contact a reviewer in a way they have not invited you do contact them on. A reviewer should never be worried about the messages they… 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 time around, Kenny… Continue Reading →
(The following standards revision proposal was drafted by @jsnajdr. Jarda maintains the wp-prettier Prettier fork and has been working to introduce it to the Gutenberg repository. You’re invited to provide feedback to this proposal in the comments below, or to… Continue Reading →
Memes are everywhere. If you open any of your social media apps right now, we’re willing to bet you’ll run across one or two right off the bat. However, these funny graphics are good for more than just a laugh… Continue Reading →
When it comes to WordPress page builder plugins, Elementor is one of the very best. It lets you create standout websites with ease and doesn’t require you have any coding or technical knowledge to use. And the best part is,… Continue Reading →
Have you ever thought about what you would do if your site gets hacked? Would you even know that your site has been hacked? Do you have a clean backup to restore your site? Are you prepared to craft a… Continue Reading →
The WordPress REST API is in the process of changing WordPress. You may not have noticed, as a lot of it is under the hood, but the implications of the REST API make a huge difference to the future of… Continue Reading →
In WordPress 5.3, Twenty Twenty new bundled theme added smooth scroll animations to anchor links. These animations were handled by native JavaScript and it caused several issues, mentioned in the following Trac tickets and GitHub issues: #48763 – Twenty Twenty:… Continue Reading →
It’s Time Cyber Monday Is Here! Did you miss out Black Friday Sale? Don’t worry! Our biggest discount ever has been extended for Cyber Monday. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the only times each year that we offer our… Continue Reading →
Competing in today’s landscape, law firms must have an online presence that establishes more than just competence and trust. Prospective clients need to feel your brand, the firm’s personality and culture, just like they’ve come to expect from a site… Continue Reading →
It’s Time Cyber Monday Is Here! Did you miss out Black Friday Sale? Don’t worry! Our biggest discount ever has been extended for Cyber Monday. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the only times each year that we offer our… Continue Reading →
The truth is that starting a travel blog is actually less about the technical setting up of the blog, and much more about the content and promotion. We’ve got a great primer on setting up your blog here, but in… Continue Reading →
If you’ve been inspired by our recent indepth post on how to start a travel blog then you’ll be needing a suitable WordPress theme/design… In all honesty, you can use any theme for your travel blog. The most important thing… Continue Reading →
The post How to Add CSS in WordPress (The Easy Way) is written by Editorial Staff and appeared first on WPKube. One of the reasons WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) around is because it’s very beginner… Continue Reading →
