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Hindi is one of the world’s top languages, with more than 520 million native and non-native speakers, and is the fastest growing language in India. In a region where English is also commonly spoken, many Hindi publishers have the unique… Continue Reading →
Sharing content is a fairly common practice. However, featuring another creator’s content on your site has potential legal ramifications, while hosting large files such as videos can hurt your site’s performance. Fortunately, iFrames provide a simple solution to these issues…. Continue Reading →
With the proliferation of block collection plugins over the past year, Kioken Blocks is a relatively unknown newcomer that you may have missed. Compared to competitors with thousands of users like CoBlocks (30K+), Atomic Blocks (20K+), Stackable (10K+), and Ultimate… Continue Reading →
Incorporating videos into your website content strategy can help keep visitors on your pages and increase conversions, too. However, displaying videos can be tricky, since media files take up a lot of storage space and can slow your site down…. Continue Reading →
Creative Commons has released an official WordPress plugin for attributing and licensing content. It is an updated and revamped version of the organization’s WPLicense plugin. It is also loosely based on an old plugin called License, which seems to have… Continue Reading →
Divi FilterGrid is a third-party plugin that adds a new filterable module to the Divi Builder. It can display posts from any custom post type and create custom filters to display them according to any taxonomy you choose. Display blog… Continue Reading →
The most recent release of Chrome (76) added a new “loading” attribute that supports native lazy loading in the browser. An implementation for WordPress core is still under discussion. In the meantime, plugins that enable this for WordPress sites are… Continue Reading →
Each month’s WordPress Plugin Roundup recaps the best WordPress plugins that were added or updated within the last 30 days on the WordPress Plugin Directory. 1. Custom Post Type Widgets Custom Post Type Widgets This WordPress plugin adds default custom… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for an easy registration and login plugin for your WordPress site? For it, you can find the best user registration WordPress plugins through which you don’t have to fill any signup forms or log in separately. The… Continue Reading →
Though not as popular as their image-based counterparts, WordPress article galleries are highly useful elements for engaging your readers. Displaying your posts in easy-to-scan tiles can encourage browsing and keep users on your site longer. Plus, you can also use… Continue Reading →
As part of the core-privacy team’s 2019 roadmap, the team has begun a discussion on the possibility of creating a front-end forms feature to handle Privacy Data Requests introduced in WordPress 4.9.6, most likely as a feature plugin. We welcome all thoughts on… Continue Reading →
WordPress theme and plugin developer Ben Gillbanks is building a Jetpack alternative with an emphasis on speed, simplicity, and privacy. Toolbelt is a new, lightweight plugin that offers a collection of functionality that is commonly-used on WordPress sites. Currently available… Continue Reading →
If you’re reading this, you already know that site speed is critical. A fast website better engages users, produces better sales, and ranks better for search. For WordPress websites, many factors can affect site speed, including your hosting, your theme,… Continue Reading →
Content curation is a popular strategy for sourcing content for your website from various other online publications. It can be an effective way to quickly fill your site with posts and even has some SEO benefits when done correctly. That… Continue Reading →
If you scroll through our blog, you will see a lot of articles on how to create a website on WordPress, or how to install a theme or a plugin on WordPress. This is time, I am going to show… Continue Reading →
Drupal Webforms, since its inclusion in the set of Drupal modules has proved to be very useful as a solution to add contact forms. This plugin has made the whole process seamless. So, in this article, I will give you… Continue Reading →
Security plays an important role for one’s site. Whether you are running a whole new website or you are running a decade old website, it needs to be secure at first. Well here in this article, we have rounded up… Continue Reading →
For those unfamiliar, marketing automation involves using software to automate marketing tasks and workflows. Marketers typically automate repetitive activities like lead generation, email marketing, lead scoring and nurturing, and posting to social media, to improve productivity and increase efficiency. It… Continue Reading →
In July, we reported on a malvertising campaign which was distributing redirect and popup code through a number of public vulnerabilities affecting the WordPress ecosystem. As mentioned in the article, we’ve continued tracking this threat for new or changing activity…. Continue Reading →
For a variety of reasons, WordPress sites are targeted by hackers. This makes addressing security vulnerabilities a critical aspect of managing a WordPress website. WordPress attacks are not an isolated […]
Many developers choose to build plugins for WordPress because of its dominance. Wide availability of plugins means that your non-profit can quickly add new features to your site without expensive and lengthy custom programming.
From mega menus to beautiful tabs and animations, there are plenty of ways to format your menus in WordPress. You might find that you need to fit thousands of product categories into the menu, or maybe you just want to… Continue Reading →
The team behind Pootlepress has launched a new website that displays the top 50 WordPress plugins by downloads per day. It uses the WordPress.org Plugin API to pull the previous day’s download stats from plugins hosted in the directory. The… Continue Reading →
If you’ve been reading our blog for a while, you might have seen our post comparing Amazon SES, Mailgun, and SendGrid. In that post, we compared the different transactional email providers but largely left one major component out of the… Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
As of 2019, WooCommerce has the highest market share powering 22% of the leading 1 million e-commerce websites. With more and more WooCommerce sites being built every day, the demand for specialist WooCommerce hosting and reliable backups has increased exponentially. … Continue Reading →
Fabrica Dashboard is a relatively new plugin released earlier this year by the team at Yes We Work, after a long beta and extensive internal use on their own projects. The plugin revamps WordPress’ default Dashboard screen to display information… Continue Reading →
