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On today’s episode, Sam and Corey hit the halfway mark of Season 5B by interviewing Tom Willmot, the CEO of Human Made. Tom talks about the agency along with the Happytables SaaS Product which has been the niche product when… Continue Reading →
Alright, let’s talk about content aware sidebars. However, before we do we should first talk about sidebars in general. The typical sidebar is a staple of web design and many WordPress themes. They are a good place to display additional… Continue Reading →
Do you have a desire to lift your brand with online presence but don’t know from where to start? Here are some easy tips which will help you in getting a kick start for your business. Most of the business… Continue Reading →
Belgrade, Serbia will host upcoming edition of WordCamp Europe, June 14-16, 2018. Prior host cities include Leiden, Sofia, Seville, Vienna, and Paris. Attendees and the massive 221-person volunteer crew gave their enthusiastic approval when organizers announced the event would be… Continue Reading →
WooCommerce is one of the best and most popular WordPress plugins that site owners use to sell products and services on the platform. It is a robust solution for eCommerce site owners, no matter how big or small it is. Similar… Continue Reading →
Gravatar comes off pretty cool when you say it and it sounded like a movie title when I first heard it. But no it isn’t (and that was Avatar by the way). If you are a long time WordPress user,… Continue Reading →
Maintaining your WordPress website is one of the best ways to ensure that you get a maximum return on your investment. Since creating a WordPress website involves a lot of hard work & money, keeping your site safe & secure… Continue Reading →
WordPress themes make it so easy to instantly transform 99% of your WordPress site. But most of them fall flat when it comes to letting you customize the WordPress login page. If you’re the only person who’s going to be… Continue Reading →
At present, everyone knows the importance of email marketing. With this strategy, you can easily communicate with your audiences, inform them of your new updates, pre-announce the new activities and call their attention to your website. We have already told… Continue Reading →
Generate Pro has code to add featured image above the content (when featured image is set to be shown in content archives in Genesis settings) but it’s not set to link to post’s permalinks. If you’d like the featured images… Continue Reading →
23rd June 2017 in CSS Loaders This is part of the CSS loader series that show different loaders that can be used in your application to show the user the app is processing and to please wait. CSS Loaders In… Continue Reading →
I checked out the Gutenberg plugin and new writing experience for WordPress – via an early plugin version. It’s clear I missed the goal of this thing. I tried the new Gutenberg writing experience for WordPress today! Having read all… Continue Reading →
Happy Friday! Quick thanks to Atlantis themes for including me in their list of WooCommerce developers to follow, some great blogs to check out there New or Updated Plugins & Themes Paid Memberships Pro has a new plus add-on to… Continue Reading →
Are you bogged down by the number of times you see the PHP warning “Cannot modify header information – headers already sent…”? It is not only difficult to resolve these errors but also troublesome and frustrating to debug. Take a… Continue Reading →
This post summarizes the dev chat meeting from June 21st (agenda, Slack archive). 4.9 ideas and brainstorm No immediate 4.9 timeframe, but the planned timing for 4.9 will come shortly after we confirm the major focuses of 4.9 and will be closer… Continue Reading →
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Joshua Strebel, the CEO and co-founder of Pagely. Pagely was one of the first managed WordPress hosts and continues to be a market leader. Josh had some thoughts about the WordPress economy,… Continue Reading →
Video Editing Software Video Editing Software assists users (producers or editors) in the procedure of using video clips to make a new piece of art. Moreover, one can make use of it to record a video clip directly from the… Continue Reading →
At WordCamp Europe 2017 in Paris, I had the opportunity to sit down with WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg for an interview on feature-focused releases, The Gutenberg Editor, niche WordCamps, and more. During the 2016 State of the Word, Mullenweg announced… Continue Reading →
More from this author Adding Meta Boxes to Post Types in WordPress Understanding Namespaces in the WordPress Hook System That little “Help” tab that sits in the top-right corner of the WordPress admin dashboard which, when clicked, reveals helpful information… Continue Reading →
Over time you may have come across many blogs that creating lists of “How to many money online” or “Follow these ten tips to a profitable blog”? Yes, there are many different ways to make money blogging and many of… Continue Reading →
Social media consumes our lives. Not in a bad way though. I personally love being able to stay up to date on what friends, family and especially brands are up to on a minute to minute basis. Which is maybe… Continue Reading →
Around this time last year we spoke to Mason James, he visited us in Serbia, and we talked Valet and good food. Today, we are talking to Kimberly Lipari, the other half of Valet. In her interview she tells us… Continue Reading →
Welcome to post 4 of 5 in our miniseries How to Create Stunning Grid Layouts with Divi’s Video Module. In this series we are going to walk you through how to create amazing grid layouts from scratch using the Divi… Continue Reading →
Imagine that one day you discover that a burglar has broken into your home and attempted to make off with your big-screen TV. Fearing for your safety, you immediately contact local law enforcement, and they promptly apprehend the criminal. But to your… Continue Reading →
How to Replace a WordPress Image or Media File – WPShout Skip to nav menu Skip to content 👋 We’re social! Main Topics: Link Topics: David Hayes / June 22, 2017 If you find yourself working with a lot… Continue Reading →
Transparency Report #28 – On Leadership, WordPress.org Challenges, and New Partnerships - Code In WP
Welcome to the 28th edition of the monthly transparency report (for May 2017). This is a series where I do my best to discuss all the current goings on that were at the center of our attention last month, plus… Continue Reading →
https://blogcdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/how-to-start-a-travel-blog-eiffel-tower-min-305×170.jpgIf travel is your passion, there’s no better way to turn it into a lifestyle than by helping others achieve their travel dreams. As a travel agent or independent agent, you probably already know this. You help people achieve their… Continue Reading →
June 22nd in WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . So you are planning to introduce a new exciting product in the near future? You don’t have to wait till launch date to start collecting e-mails, growing your list, and building… Continue Reading →
During lunch at WordCamp Europe, there was an informal discussion with some contributors who have an interest in multisite. This post is meant to summarize those discussions and create a plan for organizing and improving the multisite component moving forward…. Continue Reading →
Do you want to increase chances people click on your page in the search results? Want to learn how to get those awesome rich snippets? Next week, we’ll launch our Structured data training. In this new training, you’ll learn how structured… Continue Reading →
