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 →
You may come across many restaurant websites but the most and important one about the restaurant website is that it satisfies all the needs that the owner wants and share the info and what they are specialized in it. The… 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 →
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 →
Pagely customers were spared issues from bugs introduced in the 5.6.1 release. All our customers without version hold are being upgraded over these next two days. This maintenance release features […]
Many people hear the word hack and think of someone sitting in a dark basement in a hoodie, typing code into a command line, targeting a website by breaking through firewalls and dodging security bots like they’re a supervillain on… Continue Reading →
It’s that time in the release cycle when all the dev notes are rolling out ahead of the next major update. These notes include technical summaries of all the goodies coming in the next release. If you haven’t been paying… Continue Reading →
Whether you work with a non-profit organization that operates on the generosity of your clients and patrons, run a community fundraising event, or collect funds to benefit a specific cause or project, being able to take donations on your WordPress… 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 →
Felix Arntz, a WordPress core committer and developer programs engineer at Google, announced upcoming support for lazy loading iframes. The feature is included in the latest WordPress 5.7 beta and will officially ship next month to the larger community. WordPress… Continue Reading →
A high-quality managed WordPress host can offer many benefits to your site. In addition to increased performance, stronger security, and access to premium tools, the right provider will also make your site maintenance workflow smoother, preferably without breaking the bank…. Continue Reading →
Divi’s sticky options allow you to effortlessly add interaction to the pages you create and design. If you’re looking for a way to mention multiple items without just creating a static list, you’ll enjoy this tutorial. Today, we’re showing you… Continue Reading →
One of the best jokes out there about being a web developer is that you spend 20% of your time coding. And the other 80% searching the internet for solutions to problems you run into. It’s not terribly untrue, either,… 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 →
This post was originally published on Jan. 20, 2016, and was updated on May 2, 2017, Jan. 10, 2018, Nov. 28, 2018, Jan. 7, 2020, and Feb. 17, 2021. When I started blogging in 2009, the market wasn’t quite as… Continue Reading →
WP Engine is one of the best-known names in managed WordPress hosting. It’s not a cheap provider, but you’re paying for premium performance, support, and a lot of developer-friendly features. In this article, we’re going to take a close look… Continue Reading →
If you work with a lot of websites, you’re probably always on the hunt for faster, more efficient ways to get things done. If so, the Inspect Element tool, available in most major browsers, could be a useful asset to… Continue Reading →
You often wondered that how to restrict the person to read, write, modify or access your WordPress filesystems. There are different files and directories which each have their own set of permissions specifying on who and what can hold what… Continue Reading →
A website owner must be familiar with WordPress default user roles and capabilities to provide access to the specific dashboard areas/admin panel to specific users. This is necessary to manage any WordPress site and define what users can do based… Continue Reading →
WordPress contributors are considering scaling back the planned number of releases in 2021. In a post titled “Making WordPress Releases Easier,” WordPress’ Executive Director, Josepha Haden Chomphosy summarized three years of research on reducing the effort required to have a… Continue Reading →
WordPress has passed 40% market share of all websites, up from 35.4% in January 2020, as measured by W3Techs. These numbers are derived from the Alexa top 10 million websites, along with the Tranco top 1 million list. By W3Techs’ estimates, every two minutes,… Continue Reading →
If a picture is worth a thousand words, an image gallery is worth a lot more. But regardless of how many words your photos have to say, they won’t matter if you don’t present them in a way that appeals…
Choosing the perfect WordPress theme for your photography website is never easy. There are hundreds of options available with amazing features, which do you choose? In this post we’ll be covering the best photography WordPress themes on the market that…
Josepha Haden Chomphosy, the Executive Director of WordPress, posted a follow-up to her outline of the upcoming year. Questions mounted about what a minimum viable product (MVP) looked like for Full Site Editing (FSE), which is expected to be ready… Continue Reading →
WordPress 5.7 Beta 1 was released this week on schedule and is ready for wider testing. This release will introduce 68 new features and enhancements, dozens of bug fixes, and versions 9.3 – 9.9 of the Gutenberg plugin. A few… Continue Reading →
The next major release of WordPress will make it much easier for users to migrate their sites from HTTP to HTTPS. It introduces new capabilities to detect if the user’s hosting environment has support for HTTPS and provides a one-click… Continue Reading →
Speeding up your site can make a huge difference in user experience and conversions, but making a media-rich site load quickly can be a challenge. This is where lazy loading comes in. Learning how lazy loading works and how to… Continue Reading →
True to its name, the first WP Briefing podcast lasted just over 12 minutes. Josepha Haden, the Executive Director of WordPress, jump-started the second month of 2021 with a show that should arrive on the our doorstep every two weeks…. Continue Reading →
This article was originally published on Feb. 22, 2018, and updated on Feb. 1, 2021. It’s no secret that nearly 5 billion people across the world have access to the internet. From mobile devices to desktops, it seems like everyone… Continue Reading →
