Affiliate marketing is one of the best ways to make money online. Simply sign up for the affiliate programs that many companies offer and post links to your WordPress website. Alternately, you can grow your sales by creating affiliate programs… Continue Reading →
The Wordfence Threat intelligence team finds vulnerabilities in two plugins, the User Profile Picture plugin and the WooCommerce Upload Files plugin. WordPress 5.7 is set to release on Tuesday, March 9 with numerous enhancements for the block editor, a new… Continue Reading →
Food blogs and instructional cooking sites are some of the most popular websites on the net. Since there are so many websites dedicated to preparing food, it can be difficult for them to stand out from the crowd. Like the… Continue Reading →
Gutenberg 10.1 landed yesterday with several new features, many of which focused on improvements to the interface and user experience. Users can now control the justification of items in the Social Icons block. The new release also enhances the UX… Continue Reading →
The famous 5-minute install for WordPress is a good marketing gimmick that only slightly exaggerates the ease with which WP can be installed. Users can very easily set up a site with no fuss and no muss in almost all… Continue Reading →
On February 15, 2021, our Threat Intelligence team initiated the responsible disclosure process for a vulnerability that we discovered in User Profile Picture, a WordPress plugin installed on over 60,000 sites. The vulnerability made it possible for authenticated users with… Continue Reading →
We’re proud to welcome back Vito Peleg to the WP Mayor blog, the founder behind Atarim! In this interview, we discuss how Atarim moved from a WordPress plugin to SaaS to create one of the best agency management platforms for… Continue Reading →
Optimizing your website for organic search traffic is crucial for any website. This task can be time-consuming for busy site owners. Sitemaps are some of the best tools available to improve your website’s SEO. They not only provide information about… Continue Reading →
A couple of weeks ago, Munir Kamal released version 2.6 of his Editor Plus WordPress plugin. The latest version does not add a slew of features as its users have seen in the past. However, it introduces one major upgrade…. Continue Reading →
The use of registered trademarks in plugin names and slugs in the WordPress plugin repository is not allowed, but is the rule being enforced? This is a short opinion piece on my personal experience.
Understandably, navigating endless tables and lists of numbers can get boring pretty quickly. If you’re showing data on your website, you need to make the presentation as engaging as possible so readers don’t miss out on critical information. That’s where… Continue Reading →
Sucuri sits at the top of the hill when it comes to WordPress security plugins. Every WordPress website should have a security plugin installed, and you can’t go wrong by installing the Sucuri scanner plugin. The company offers a premium… Continue Reading →
If you’re a WordPress user then site security should be at the top of your priority list. As the most popular CMS on the planet, it has more than its fair share of hackers, bots, and bad actors with WordPress… Continue Reading →
What was once likely viewed as plugin territory is now a reality as part of the Gutenberg project. Yesterday, the team merged a pull request for a Table of Contents (TOC) block into the plugin’s codebase. It was a contribution… Continue Reading →
The post 7 Valuable Live Chat Plugins for Your WordPress Website (2021) is written by Tom Rankin and appeared first on WPKube. At some point during the natural lifecycle of a company, cultivating customers takes priority. As such, your support… Continue Reading →
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Translating a WordPress website (or any type of site) involves a lot of work. Even if you’re only talking about a few pages, you have to painstakingly translate and review every word and element within your site, which can take… Continue Reading →
Over a period of time, work has been undergoing to tighten the forums ship a little, one major pain point has been topic tags. These are keywords or phrases, intended to quickly summarize what fields a topic related to, much… Continue Reading →
Elementor is no stranger to the WordPress community, considering it’s one of the best and most popular page builders out there. And to make it even better when it comes to optimization, you can enhance a ton with the help… Continue Reading →
WordPress – the content management system or actually a simple but powerful content management system which powers approximately 20% of the websites over the web. But do you know that WordPress offers each of users’ a capabilities based on the… Continue Reading →
Plausible Analytics is not new on the scene. The two-person, EU-based team behind the company has been trying to carve its slice of the analytics pie against players like Google Analytics and WordPress.com Stats for nearly two years. The self-funded… Continue Reading →
After noticing suspicious review activity for the AccessiBe plugin, accessibility consultant Joe Dolson reported the fake reviews to WordPress.org’s plugin team. The reviews were removed in under 48 hours, thanks to Dolson’s detailed research. At the time of reporting, Dolson… Continue Reading →
The post Sugar Calendar Review: Best WordPress Event Plugin? (2021) is written by Colin Newcomer and appeared first on WPKube. Searching for the best WordPress event calendar plugin? In our hands-on Sugar Calendar review, I’m going to take a look… Continue Reading →
This is one of those episodes that is long overdue. Bridgete Willard and I have been in the same circles for a long time with many mutual friends. I’m not sure why it took so long to actually connect but… Continue Reading →
This is one of those episodes that is long overdue. Bridget Willard and I have been in the same circles for a long time with many mutual friends. I’m not sure why it took so long to actually connect but… Continue Reading →
Hello. I always supported the idea of a WordPress block editor as a whole, but lately, I’m a bit frustrated in that there are some blocks I need with urgency to work on a (non-visitor editable) wiki-like site (mostly a… Continue Reading →
Gutenberg 10.0 was released today as the 100th iteration of the block editor since the project began four years ago. Although 10.0 may seem like a big number, it’s just another incremental step forward in terms of new features, improvements,… Continue Reading →
Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) is coming up on a major milestone with version 3.0 in active development, a huge undertaking spanning nearly three years. The first beta was released today with one of the most extensive and technically detailed beta… Continue Reading →
tl;dr: We do not permit copies or forks of premium (pay for) plugins to be hosted on WordPress.org. While this topic always brings up people arguing that the GPL means they can (and yes, you can copy GPL plugins and… Continue Reading →
Automattic released its Newspack Newsletters project to the WordPress plugin directory earlier today. It is the first Newspack-related plugin the company has made available outside of GitHub or its custom platform. Newspack is primarily a service geared toward small and… Continue Reading →
