WordPress began as a popular blogging platform has since grown into a full-scale, open-source content management system (CMS). It’s among the top web platforms available online today, and the primary choice of millions of website owners. The Duda website builder… Continue Reading →
Speed is crucial to your site’s success. Slow loading times can drive visitors away, resulting in a high bounce rate and fewer conversions. Fortunately, an effective way to boost your site’s performance is to use the WordPress object cache. In… Continue Reading →
WordPress 6.0 “Arturo” was released today, named for Latin jazz musician and director Arturo O’Farrill, who has 15 albums to his credit. Check out the official release video for a quick overview of some of the most important changes. This… Continue Reading →
Whether you’re planning to set up a website or start buying and selling domains, it’s important to familiarize yourself with cybersquatting. This practice can have a negative impact on your business, and it could also land you in hot water…. Continue Reading →
With so many web servers available, determining the best one for your needs can be difficult. One of the newer options is the Caddy web server, popular for its ease of use, flexibility, and performance. However, is it ideal for… Continue Reading →
WordPress and ExpressionEngine are both Content Management Systems (CMS). That means they’re software designed to help you publish and display blog posts, products, events, and almost any other type of online content you can imagine. However, every CMS approaches content… Continue Reading →
Do you remember what it was like to use WordPress 5.0? Three years and ten major releases have radically changed the site building experience, but it’s not always easy to see recognize when focused on some of the smaller, iterative… Continue Reading →
In the past 12 months, roughly 40% of UK businesses identified a data breach. A data breach is the result of a cybersecurity attack, which allows malicious actors to get access to sensitive, confidential or protected data. Stolen information may… Continue Reading →
I don’t know if this is just me, but at the time of this writing I think that those who work with WordPress for a living – usually those described as being part of the “WordPress Community” – can be… Continue Reading →
Managed WordPress hosting with Convesio is for sites that need to scale flawlessly. Companies like Flywheel, Pressable, and WP Engine offer optimized server environments for WordPress, too. Those include user-friendly dashboards and full-featured security suites. Convesio is also WordPress-specific and… Continue Reading →
We are happy to announce that team Kinsta will be attending WordCamp Europe 2022 in Porto! Adrián Sebastián Izquierdo, our Affiliate and Partnerships Manager, and Marcel Bootsman, Marketing Manager for the Dutch Market, will represent Kinsta in Porto in June…. Continue Reading →
Trends in web design change drastically year to year. Something that seems to have taken hold and stayed, however, is the use of animation. The more people use mobile devices and apps, the more they expect the sites they visit… Continue Reading →
GoDaddy is one of the most well-known web companies around. Many people use the company for hosting a domain or two simply because of the affordability and awareness of the brand. In addition to those services, GoDaddy has a pretty… Continue Reading →
When creating a website, the preferred choice for many is WordPress. In fact, over 30% of all websites utilize WordPress, which represents millions and millions of sites. All different types of websites use this platform, including some of the largest… Continue Reading →
Blogging has become a great way to earn some extra money while pursuing your favorite hobbies. If you’re into crafting, then you’ve probably already heard of selling your crafts to make money. What if we told you there’s another way… Continue Reading →
Servers power the internet by storing data files for websites, apps, and various digital assets. That means any self-hosted WordPress website requires a server to store and use PHP files, media elements, databases, and content. But did you know there… Continue Reading →
For the first time in WordPress’ nearly 19-year history, the software’s usage stats are showing signs of declining market share. Its remarkable ascension to 43.3% market share took a turn in March 2022 and usage has slowly declined since then,… Continue Reading →
Any time you build a website for a client, you might struggle with just how much access they should have on their own site. In theory, they should be trusted as an administrator. But what if you don’t want them… Continue Reading →
A WooCommerce website has different and unique needs compared to other types of websites. For starters, the amount of time the store is online is one of the most important aspects to consider. It almost needs to be an obsession… Continue Reading →
Backing up your site is a little like buying fire insurance. You never need it outside of a catastrophe, but not having it is just going to make the catastrophe worse. In this article, we’ll cover why you need to… Continue Reading →
Welcome to my Kinsta review. Web hosts are a dime a dozen. But rock-solid, reliable managed WordPress hosting providers that offer great performance and lightning fast support – they are…
WordPress is the reigning content management system, and Mailchimp is its email marketing software equivalent. So, why not combine the two? In this guide, you’ll learn how to configure Mailchimp for WordPress. With it, you can enable opt-in forms on… Continue Reading →
We’re just a little while away from the release of WordPress 6.0 and, as usual, we peeked behind the curtains to give our readers a preview of what they can expect with the next WordPress major release. Let’s say right… Continue Reading →
When working on a WordPress development project with dozens or more plugins installed, it’s common to encounter performance issues. However, finding what’s causing the performance issue is not always easy. You’ve eliminated the usual suspects: hosting is adequate, there are… Continue Reading →
Every site owner and developer dreams of launching a website and becoming successful. A huge amount of traffic engaged users, and consistently high-quality content provided by contributors can all sound great. But having a successful website also means that it… Continue Reading →
Are you curious about how full site editing works in WordPress? You may be intrigued, and eager to explore the possibilities this new functionality can offer. However, especially if you’re…
“Welcome to the Block Editor!” Once you have dismissed this notice, why does it keep coming back? For years users have complained about this and the fact that their settings in the editor do not seem to save across sessions…. Continue Reading →
Want to improve your website ranking positions in Google? Need a WordPress SEO plugin to help you get there? We’ve got you covered. In this post, we’ve listed and reviewed…
Anyone who has been watching or participating in the development of the web fonts API can attest that it has been an emotional rollercoaster. At one point, it seemed to be a shoo-in for WordPress 5.9. Then, it was punted… Continue Reading →
When working with multiple WordPress installations – that is, having to manage an array of directories for whatever it is you’re working on, it seems that it’s more often not common to suggest creating a new WordPress installation for each… Continue Reading →
