Here in this article, we have showcased the WordPress Flickr plugins collection. Flickr Album Gallery The plugin is an awesome gallery plugin to display your Flickr Albums on your WordPress blog. More Info | Download Awesome Flickr Gallery The plugin… Continue Reading →
It’s no secret that blend modes can help you give some extra attention to the aesthetics of the design you’re working on. In the past, we’ve covered blend mode tips and tricks that help you create some unique and gorgeous… Continue Reading →
Your business doesn’t have to be going through hard times before you think about saving money. Remember every dollar you save has a direct effect on your bottom line. But[…]
One of the hardest parts about being a content creator is coming up with ideas for content. What’s even harder is when you have fantastic ideas for content, but it’s based around a product or service that you don’t have… Continue Reading →
Who doesn’t love the nostalgic feeling that a holiday brings? Everyone has their favorite, and each one is chock full of colors, celebrations, and decorations to light up your home. Many[…]
Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of all the great… Continue Reading →
I’ll admit it. I’m a fan of coffee shops. Not only are they a great place to get amazing coffee and pastry, but they’re also a great place for meetups. Like any good business, coffee shops need amazing websites. And… Continue Reading →
Emailing with clients back and forth to figure out the best time for you to get together, either virtually or in person, can get tedious and confusing. When you have an appointment booking interface on your website, both parties can… Continue Reading →
lazy cat – photo credit: Kate Stone Matheson The latest version of Chrome (76) shipped with a new “loading” attribute that allows developers to specify resources, such as images and iframes, to defer loading until the user scrolls nearer to… Continue Reading →
The following is a summary of the weekly media component meeting that occurred on Thursday, August 23, 2019. Weekly media meetings are held every Thursday at 13:00 UTC. A full transcript can be found here in the #core-media room in… Continue Reading →
Props to @francina, who led her first chat and will be the release coordinator for 5.3! @marybaum is your chat reporter. Announcements @chanthaboune kicked off the announcements with a comment that she’s working on a summary of the auto-update discussion… Continue Reading →
I think Fridays are speeding up. It’s hard to believe another one is already here. Widgets to blocks Discussion around “element queries” is happening. The reason is because we’d like to show the mobile-web view of Gutenberg in the Customizer… Continue Reading →
The forums team has notified us of an uptick in developers unnecessarily reporting posts and reviews. This post is to remind you that if you chose to use the WordPress.org support forums and review systems, you are required to comply… Continue Reading →
Over the past few weeks, our Threat Intelligence team has been tracking an active attack campaign targeting a selection of new and old WordPress plugin vulnerabilities. These attacks seek to maliciously redirect traffic from victims’ sites to a number of… Continue Reading →
Text marquees provide a scrolling area of text to your website that engage readers with useful snippets of content.They are also called tickers (or news tickers) and are often used to show a steady stream of news updates at the… Continue Reading →
Do you currently use our popular Zapier Add-On? If so, we want to hear how you integrate one of our most popular Add-Ons! We will pick the most creative story to be featured in Zapier’s blog and in our blog. It… Continue Reading →
For WordPress users, handling bookings and appointments is made easy for you. All you need is to get your hands on a booking plugin. They’re everywhere and if you want to get the most out of a booking plugin for… Continue Reading →
Need to reset your WordPress password? Don’t worry. There are several ways to reset your WordPress password. Use the Lost Your Password Link to Rest Your WordPress Password The default WordPress login page of your WordPress website includes a Lost… Continue Reading →
It’s been a while since we had a guest interview on WPblog. Those who’ve followed our interview series know that these are a great source of inspiration and learning, and we’ve been looking forward to kickstart the series again. Augustin… Continue Reading →
If you’ve spent enough time on the web, you’ve probably noticed that some sites have pages dedicated to ‘media kits’. If you have your own brand, you may have even been asked for one by journalists or potential promotional partners…. Continue Reading →
Here is the agenda for the kick off meeting happening next week, Monday, August 26, 2019, 14:00 UTC and Monday, August 26, 2019, 22:00 UTC. Please share any items you’d like to include in the comments below! Opening and welcome… Continue Reading →
It seems like magic: you talk to the phone, and it talks back. And if you’re lucky, it says something useful. You type into the chat box, and if the bot is good, you find out what you need to… Continue Reading →
This is the proposed agenda for the weekly accessibility team meeting on Friday 23 August 2019 at 15:00 UTC. Gutenberg Custom Select proposal: for reference, see the related GitHub issue and specifically this comment WordPress 5.3: Assign owners for tickets assigned to… Continue Reading →
When we talk about SEO and search engines, we instantly think of Google. But did you know there are lots of alternative search engines out there with just as much to offer? Google is a globally recognized search engine and… Continue Reading →
Last month the WordPress Theme Review Team took action to curb obtrusive admin notices, requiring all themes to use the admin_notices API and follow the core design pattern. Prior to this rule going into effect, many themes would commonly display… Continue Reading →
WordPress 5.3 release dates were confirmed this week. The timeline has the official release arriving November 12, 2019, with a decent margin of time to avoid WordCamp US (early November) and the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday week at the end of… Continue Reading →
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Our Malware Research and Incident Response teams work diligently around the clock to identify and stay ahead of the website security threat landscape—and we’re dedicated to sharing our knowledge and publishing our findings. In the spirit of security education, we’ve… Continue Reading →
General announcements The Site Health Team did the suggested upgrade version bump for PHP in core this week, and over the next week users will start seeing a dashboard widget if they are using PHP 5.6 or lower, guiding them… Continue Reading →
WordPress 5.2.3 Release Candidate 1 (RC1) is now available for testing! So please do – every test helps the build get closer to the final release! You have two options for testing the WordPress 5.2.3 release candidate: try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin… Continue Reading →
