Quite one-to-many times, you as a WordPress website owner want to import data to the website. Data can be anything like links, images, contents, XML file and more. Well, what possibly you can do to ease the job by using… Continue Reading →
The Events Calendar is the gold standard events calendar for WordPress. It works well with Divi, but to add it to your Divi layouts requires you to use a shortcode. Styling is done from its settings tab in the WordPress… Continue Reading →
In this time of worldwide crisis, business is struggling. Many shops are closed by the government. Those who are not, will have to maintain a safe environment. For their customers, but also for themselves. We ourselves were also struggling with… Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, Garret Hyder announced a feature proposal for a WordPress Consent API. The proposal is one step on the larger privacy roadmap for core. If merged into WordPress, it would establish a standard method for core, plugins, and themes… Continue Reading →
Have I mentioned how excited I am about the potential of block patterns? For regular Tavern readers, I may sound like a broken record at this point, but I am going to continue evangelizing this upcoming feature for WordPress. With… Continue Reading →
On April 1, 2020, the Wordfence Threat Intelligence team discovered a stored Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Contact Form 7 Datepicker, a WordPress plugin installed on over 100,000 sites. As the plugin developer’s github page indicated that the plugin… Continue Reading →
As part of the core-privacy team’s roadmap the team has started development on a Consent API as a feature plugin. We welcome all thoughts on this proposal, which you are welcome to leave as comments on this post, or share… Continue Reading →
I am well aware of the confusion caused by releasing this today, but this isn’t a joke. Starting April 2020 you have the ability to close your own plugin without having to email us and explain why! How do I… Continue Reading →
Live chat plays a tremendous role in conducting proper customer service and support on websites. However, it’s even more important now in the midst of COVID-19. As people are struggling to figure out how to continue to do business during… Continue Reading →
The post 4 Best WordPress LMS Plugins Compared – 2020 is written by Lindsay Liedke and appeared first on WPKube. If you’re looking for a way to deliver an online course, complete with all the traditional tools and features of… Continue Reading →
Social media is important. I know that, you know that. So why do I keep blathering on about it? Well, because understanding how you can best integrate social media into your websites can aid in the success of your site… Continue Reading →
Yep, this news is going to ‘register’ well with anyone wanting registration and login forms on their WordPress site. And thanks to Forminator 1.12, allowing your customers to register and login has never been easier! Don’t worry, his stylish glasses… Continue Reading →
On March 23, 2020, our Threat Intelligence team discovered 2 vulnerabilities in WordPress SEO Plugin – Rank Math, a WordPress plugin with over 200,000 installations. The most critical vulnerability allowed an unauthenticated attacker to update arbitrary metadata, which included the… Continue Reading →
COVID-19 is putting the pinch on a lot of small businesses, nonprofits and houses of worship. Some small businesses might be able to partially recoup their losses by offering pickup and delivery options, or by shipping their products. But houses… Continue Reading →
Reservation systems are popular with hospitality-type businesses like hotels and restaurants, but they’re not the only ones who would benefit from them. Any business model that relies on filling seats, meeting with clients and team members, or conducting assessments would… Continue Reading →
If you are having lots of photographs in your website, then it is very much important for you to have the gallery onboard. Well to have a gallery, here in this article, we have collected the best of WordPress gallery… Continue Reading →
Photos can make your WordPress site more engaging, increasing the chances that people will linger on it and look at the content for longer periods. And, a WordPress photo gallery plugin is an excellent way to keep the photos organized… Continue Reading →
MemberPress loads theme.css globally all the time so that the login form can work on any page. https://example.com/wp-content/plugins/memberpress/css/ui/theme.css?ver=1.8.7 If you are going to have the login form on a specific Page say “Login” then you don’t need to have theme.css… Continue Reading →
Version 7.8 of the Gutenberg plugin landed yesterday. The team continues to improve the editor with the refreshed interface work that began in version 7.7. The most useful feature with this update of the plugin is the inclusion of the… Continue Reading →
WordPress provides an author’s bio that appears at the end of a post. This is an interesting way to get to know a little something about the author. It includes an image and a short paragraph that provides some information… Continue Reading →
Over the past few years, we’ve seen many acquisitions and merges in the WordPress space. Here’s a brief overview of how they work and what to look out for as a buyer or a seller.
WordPress is different from other platforms like Shopify, Wix, and BigCommerce which have all online ecommerce features built-in for you to start selling immediately. The reason being: WordPress isn’t an ecommerce platform right out of the box. WooCommerce is one… Continue Reading →
Email marketing is tough. What to include? When do you send them out? How do you come across as non-Spammy McSpam? With so much to think about, often design and functionality are overlooked. Luckily, with the help of an email… Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago, we disclosed several flaws that were patched in the Pricing Table by Supsystic plugin. On January 20th, our Threat Intelligence team discovered several similar vulnerabilities present in another product from Supsystic: Data Tables Generator by Supsystic,… Continue Reading →
A slow site doesn’t just affect the user experience. It can also severely hurt your ranking in the search engines. Fortunately, there are plugins that can help with WordPress speed optimization.
Are you looking for the best WordPress schema plugin to help you display rich snippets in Google Search? Whether you review products, publish recipes, run a local business or you’re a content publisher – rich snippets can help you boost… Continue Reading →
Regularly backing up your website is one of the most important things you can do to guard against losing all your data. After all, no one plans to be hacked or for their server to crash. Fortunately, there are plenty… Continue Reading →
Meta Box released its MB Views add-on plugin last week. The new extension allows developers to build custom templates from the comfort of their WordPress admin. The goal is to provide an easy-to-use interface for outputting custom fields without editing… Continue Reading →
On March 2nd, our Threat Intelligence team discovered several vulnerable endpoints in Responsive Ready Sites Importer, a WordPress plugin installed on over 40,000 sites. These flaws allowed any authenticated user, regardless of privilege level, the ability to execute various AJAX… Continue Reading →
Creating child pages in WordPress is simple to do. The only problem is, creating a child page doesn’t do anything for the front end of your blog and your viewers. You can’t just easily check a box or two and… Continue Reading →
