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Photo Editing Software has a wide usage for personal editing as well as industry needs. This comparison guide aims at assisting you in selecting a Photo Editing Software for your daily needs. In this beginners guide you will find a… Continue Reading →
WordPress has been in our lives for over 16 years, yet the method of adding scripts to themes and plugins still remains a mystery for many developers. In this article we finally put the confusion to rest. Since it’s one… Continue Reading →
You might be using WordPress as your blogging platform. Here, I am talking about self-hosted WordPress. More than 27% of websites in the world are powered by self-hosted WordPress. It is easier to use, manage and maintain. And probably, there… Continue Reading →
The eCommerce market is emerging intensely on the entire web from the last decade. There’s no doubt that the eCommerce businesses are focusing on the future with the latest trends and approaches. Let’s say you’ve found the right product. The… Continue Reading →
Prefix everything. It is an adage that is old as the WordPress software itself. Prefixing has been a standard for WordPress developers for so long that it’s hard to imagine doing anything different. But, the time has come for something… Continue Reading →
Moving a client to a new server is a part of the job that can come up from time to time. There have been a surprising number of clients that I have met who were hosting with their web developers…. Continue Reading →
Are you running a WordPress digital download website? If you are, you might want to consider tracking your file downloads. It will probably help us to see which file is the top-performing one, which one needs improvements, etc… Well, how… Continue Reading →
Adobe After Effects is the industry-leading software for motion graphics, VFX editing, and animated illustration. Interestingly, filmmakers call it the “Photoshop of Video”. With Adobe After Effects, animators import Adobe Illustrator files and animate them with puppet tools. Filmmakers easily… Continue Reading →
When you think about the greatest pairings of all time, you probably think about duos like Batman and Robin, Mickey and Minnie, and peanut butter and jelly. Then again, there is the very modern duo of WordPress and Google Analytics…. Continue Reading →
XAMPP is the most popular standalone framework that provides web server environment to test PHP based web applications on you local computer. If you are looking to learn more about XAMPP specifically in relation with Linux or Ubuntu, then you… Continue Reading →
Change your WordPress login URL and hide your wp-admin to outsmart hackers and prevent brute-force attacks… it’s easier to make your site harder to crack than you think! Let’s not kid ourselves. Even script kiddies know that all they have… Continue Reading →
Defender’s back in the ring for round 2.2.2. And he’s coming in hot with three brand new security features – all specifically designed to lay the smackdown on cowardly hackers and bots. Your website’s safety is at stake, so let’s… Continue Reading →
WordPress Theme Check Plugin is an important tool to check your theme’s compliance with WordPress. WordPress developers who want to contribute by opening their themes as open-source, need to first go through the check. In this tutorial for beginner, I… Continue Reading →
WordPress makes it easy to build a website and publish blog posts regularly. However, in some cases, there’s a need to break up the page title or blog post into several sections. A good title should easily attract the attention… Continue Reading →
Can a Free WordPress support ticket system work as well as a paid WordPress support ticket plugin? It definitely can! Just follow this simple tutorial… A good helpdesk ticketing system should allow your business to handle and prioritize multiple customer… Continue Reading →
Can a Free WordPress support ticket system work as well as a paid WordPress support ticket plugin? It definitely can! Just follow this simple tutorial… A good helpdesk ticketing system should allow your business to handle and rank multiple customer… Continue Reading →
On October 9, Juliette Reinders Folmer announced on the core WordPress blog that WordPress 5.3 will use the spread operator. The spread operator was one of the new features made available in PHP 5.6, a version released in 2014. WordPress… Continue Reading →
How to create Church website? If you are assigned the task to create a church website and you are wondering to how to do it, then you are at right place. Solutions provided in this tutorial for beginners is what… Continue Reading →
Child Themes have emerged as a great alternative to messy re-coding in case one wants to modify his website theme. Whereas WordPress developers not only create child theme in WordPress, but they also keep releasing the subsequent advanced versions as… Continue Reading →
Website launch day should be about celebrating and congratulating, not stressing and scrambling. To help you avoid oversights and embarrassing mistakes, we’ve put together this WordPress website launch checklist to ensure your (or your client’s) website stands out from day… Continue Reading →
Want to create a plugin for Google Analytics tracking in WordPress? Here’s how to get your plugin created today! Adding Google Analytics to your WordPress site will help you track who’s been visiting your site, what they’ve been looking at,… Continue Reading →
Aaargh… which is better: subdomains vs. subdirectories! One site says we have to use subdomains for Multisite, and another says — no way, that’s wrong. What’s a dev supposed to do? … Or a WordPress user. … Or an eCommerce… Continue Reading →
Want to expand your marketplace… to the entire world? A multilingual eCommerce store gives you the capability to sell to markets in every part of the globe – anywhere customers can access the internet! Every website can be accessed by… Continue Reading →
Have you come across WordPress tutorials asking you to add code to your functions.php file to get something done? Don’t do it! Read below and find out why… I believe people who use WordPress can be separated into three broad… Continue Reading →
Using a WordPress site for eCommerce? In this post, we show you what to look for, what you will need, and how to use it. Plus, you’ll learn what to avoid, because, obviously. WordPress is an all-round solution, offering so… Continue Reading →
Want to expand your marketplace… to the entire world? A multilingual eCommerce store gives you the capability to sell to markets in every part of the globe – anywhere customers can access the internet! Every website can be accessed by… Continue Reading →
Are you looking to build a global business selling products or services online? Don’t spend another dollar until you learn how to get your store up and running with this WordPress eCommerce Store Planning Guide! According to Statista, a leading provider… Continue Reading →
Don’t let the limits of language limit your website’s reach on the World Wide Web. People from all over the world visit your website. If you’re serving content in only one language, you’re pushing many interested visitors away. Having a… Continue Reading →
With global eCommerce sales expected to grow to US$4.8 trillion by 2021, shouldn’t you be taking a serious look at how to design eCommerce websites for more conversions? While some basic conversion tips for WordPress sites do apply here, an… Continue Reading →
Do you regularly set up new WordPress sites? Then you probably have multiple plugins you like to use on all your sites, but uploading, installing, and activating plugins manually one-by-one can quickly become tediously repetitive. Luckily, there’s a quick way… Continue Reading →
