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This isn’t something that’s really WordPress-development related. It is, perhaps, tangentially so and it’s something that I’m likely going to be talking about on this blog and in a few of the upcoming podcasts so I thought I’d go ahead… Continue Reading →
In 2014, I was a busy, young software engineer working full-time for a tech company in London. On a quest to be hyper efficient, I was always was on the hunt for user-friendly tools that would streamline my workflows and… Continue Reading →
Do you want to create an online marketplace using WordPress? An online marketplace website allows users to buy and sell items by setting up their own mini-stores within your eCommerce platform. It allows you to make money by sharing your… Continue Reading →
We’re finally at the final post of the series on refactoring the WordPress Widget Boilerplate. By the end of this post, we’ll have the development branch of our code done, and we’ll be ready to merge everything into the master… Continue Reading →
Every WordPress website, big or small, needs an audience to survive, just as a blog needs relevant people to consume its content, an ecommerce store needs buyers to buy its products. The audience is what keeps a website alive. Because… Continue Reading →
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If you’re thinking about starting a WordPress website or blog, one of the first questions you’ll probably ask yourself is “How much does a website cost?” It’s an important question, and it really depends on your goals. After all, a… Continue Reading →
If you’re a content creator of any kind, whether it’s online or in real life, print or digital, you need quality image resources. That’s where stock photos come into play. What happens when you need images that are more racially… Continue Reading →
Chances are, someone has landed on your blog and decided to click away without even reading your blog articles. It happens to even the best writers. While that thought is disheartening, would you feel a bit better if I told… Continue Reading →
Popups get a bad rep in some circles. But done right, popups can be a great way to grow your email list, promote offers, improve your site’s navigation, plus a whole lot more. Of course, to do all that, you’ll… Continue Reading →
As a UX writer, it’s my job to know how to create web copy that convinces readers to take action. That said, it doesn’t matter how engaging of a story I craft for my clients’ web pages or blog posts…. Continue Reading →
In recent times companies and brands have placed a great focus on digital marketing. As a result there is a great demand for professionals with digital marketing skills. Interesting Fact[…]
Every once in a while, you might encounter a WordPress error like error establishing database connection or memory exhausted error. These errors are somewhat helpful because they tell you exactly what the problem is. On the other hand, there are… Continue Reading →
Here in this article, we are showcasing the excellent texture examples for you. Hope you like the collection. Texture 2 by skythecat [Explore] Texture 17 by Texturized [Explore] Texture by ChOkRi-AchRaF [Explore] Texture 01 by panna-acida [Explore] Texture by EK-StockPhotos… Continue Reading →
Four years ago Ashley published part 1 of what would become our most popular posts to date, our Hosting WordPress Yourself series. The article jumps right into setting up your server, but doesn’t ask the question: Why host WordPress yourself?… Continue Reading →
WordPress page builders have really soared in popularity over the past few years with some of the more popular ones hitting hundreds of thousands of downloads, something which only few plugins can claim to achieve. So a page builder as… Continue Reading →
For as much as I write about – and am a fan of – object-oriented programming, I don’t write much about the times in which I’m working with a procedural code base. Procedural programming is a programming paradigm, derived from… Continue Reading →
Open Graph is a protocol used by multiple social networks, like Facebook. In fact, Facebook has been the driver of Open Graph since its inception. Some social networks, like Twitter and Pinterest, have branched out from Open Graph to unlock… Continue Reading →
According to biologists vision is the most dominant of all our senses. In other words, the brain responds quicker and better to information that is transmitted visually, and it is[…]
WordPress is popular, and we love it, but it is not the only publishing platform. There are WordPress alternatives that you can use to build your website. Each of these WordPress competitors are different and have their own pros and… Continue Reading →
I’ll let you in on a little secret: Content marketing for real estate agents is one of the most effective marketing methods out there. It’s relevant, it’s relatively easy and it’s scalable. Best of all, you only have to produce it… Continue Reading →
Do you want to make your forms feel more human? Many of our readers have asked us to write a tutorial on how to create a Typeform-like form in WordPress. Unlike a traditional contact form or survey form that lists… Continue Reading →
The simple information about downloading YouTube videos may come as a surprise to many of our readers who thought that doing something like that, was firstly illegal and secondly impossible.[…]
It’s March, dear Readers, and here in Monterrey, the weather can’t seem to make up its darned mind. Is it Spring? Early Summer? Are we getting a plague of groundhogs? None can tell. On the whole, it would be best… Continue Reading →
Being one of the most popular content management systems, WordPress (WP) continues to attract people who want to monetize their online presence. The ease of use and intuitive dashboard don’t require a technical background, and the abundance of plugins that… Continue Reading →
What defines your company at first stage? Answer is your logo. As logo lets people understand and experience at some that what your offering is of all about. Say for example if you logo contains a burger imprint, then it… Continue Reading →
Every week users submit a lot of interesting stuff on our sister site Webdesigner News, highlighting great content from around the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of all the great… Continue Reading →
In my Facebook group a user asked: I’ve got a very busy site and I need to have navigation both in the ‘before header’ section and “after header” of Corporate Pro. There’s a widget for the before header that works,… Continue Reading →
Last week was one of those amazing weeks that leaves you both excited and exhausted. O.K., I wasn’t exactly exhausted, but the activity in my brain was on high-speed most of the week, which leaves you needing a little ‘white… Continue Reading →
Website hosting is the foundation of the internet. Every website needs it, but we often spend more time talking about analytics, security and accessibility. Those things are important, but they don’t mean much if your hosting crashes. We’re now offering… Continue Reading →
