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So you’ve got a lot of data you want to present to your readers. Using tables seem like the obvious choice right? The problem is, tables are unsupported by the classic WordPress Visual Editor. The solution? Plugins of course! In… Continue Reading →
Customers don’t care about how much information you have on your website until you have an attractive layout that keeps them hooked. With dozens of ecommerce websites popping up everywhere around the web, one wonders, how many of them have… Continue Reading →
These are the weekly notes for the design meeting that happens on Wednesdays. You can read the full transcript on our Slack channel and find the meeting’s agenda here. Updates from any specific focuses Gutenberg @mapk shared that Gutenberg 7.3… Continue Reading →
GiveWP plugin users raised $106 million in donations in 2019. This is the first time donation amounts have crossed the $100 million threshold in a year. Matt Cromwell, GiveWP’s head of support and community outreach, made the announcement on Facebook… Continue Reading →
Here is the agenda for the weekly meeting happening later today: Wednesday, January 22, 2020, at 09:00 PM UTC. Announcements This week marks week 2 of the 5.4 release cycle The bug scrubs schedule was posted by @davidbaumwald – Join in… Continue Reading →
Thank you for your patience, it took longer than I predicted to kick off this working group, but here we are! On Wednesday, January 29th let’s have the first meeting for the Release Model Working Group at 19:00 UTC. It’s… Continue Reading →
The weekly support meeting will be held on 2020-01-23 17:00 UTC in #forums on Slack. (a Slack account is required) Additions to the guideline The support guidelines could do with a new addition, after a fair bit of issues with links and… Continue Reading →
As any business owner knows, sustaining a business is much harder than starting one. Long-term success requires daily business planning, process managing and client satisfaction. That said, if your business has made it through 2019, your chances of succeeding in… Continue Reading →
The second Gutenberg release of 2020 includes 159 PRs by 56 contributors! The navigation block received again quite a few improvements this release. You now have the ability to set text and background colours! New colour options fo the navigation… Continue Reading →
Adding delayed button animations to any CTA can be an effective way to draw attention to visitors and, in turn, increase the likelihood of getting a click. In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Divi to create… Continue Reading →
If your company is in the business of using, handling or depending on data, chances are you’re in need of a document-oriented, NoSQL database. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, a NoSQL database is a non-relational database that doesn’t use… Continue Reading →
WooCommerce just released its first update of 2020 on 22 January which brings new enhancements and a more stable version. WooCommerce 3.9 was in the development stage since November right after its previous release i.e. WooCommerce 3.8. It’s a minor… Continue Reading →
We’re bombarded with so many ads every day, it’s no surprise many people become fed up with promotions in general. If you want your business to stand out in a sea of generic campaigns, you need to think outside the… Continue Reading →
SEO Image Optimizer comes from AliDropship, the developers of a dropshipping plugin that you can use with WooCommerce or as a standalone tool. We reviewed DropshipMe, another product from this developer, back in January of 2019.
If you’re not adding meta descriptions to your website, you’re missing out on a big chance to attract and convert new visitors. It may not seem like a big deal, but a targeted snippet that appears in search engine results… Continue Reading →
The right theme can make or break a website. Choose the right WP theme, and you’re sure to delight your audience. Why? Because a great theme is easy to use, brimming with visual appeal, and it highlights the professionalism of… Continue Reading →
This is a recap of the WP Notify meeting held on Monday, January 20, 2020, 14:00 UTC. You can read the meeting discussion here. Based on feedback received at meetings and comments, we focused on making the Objectives section in… Continue Reading →
It is no secret that WordPress is exploding in popularity. 35% of the web uses WordPress and that speaks volumes about this platform. Everything seems so perfect about WordPress, then why the recent release of Gutenberg WordPress was not able… Continue Reading →
Before we get started, I will give a brief introduction about what is WordPress RSS feed and the significance of WordPress RSS aggregator. What is RSS Feed? RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, but it could also mean Rich Site… Continue Reading →
GoDaddy launched its Go WordPress theme last week. It has been publicly available through its GitHub repository for several months, but the theme review team finally approved and set it live in the theme directory. Thus far, the theme has… Continue Reading →
It’s been a while since I’ve recorded a podcast and for what it’s worth, it’s been intentional. After giving myself some time last fall to process the loss of my Mom (which is still ongoing, but I think I’m on… Continue Reading →
As we transition into a new decade, we’re doing so with more tools than any entrepreneur has ever had in history. Living in the age of technology and digital content means that we have more access to resources and education… Continue Reading →
Normally, when visitors navigate from page to page on your Divi website, the transition happens instantly. Now, what if there’s a way to animate these page transitions? With Divi’s Theme Builder there sure is, without the need for any custom… Continue Reading →
There are a lot of options when it comes to sending out email newsletters for your WordPress site. You can choose from dozens of plugins or dedicated services like Mailchimp or Drip. With all these options, it’s hard to separate… Continue Reading →
Below is a summary of the discussion from this week’s JavaScript chat (agenda, Slack transcript). Have a topic for discussion for the next meeting? Leave a suggested edit on next week’s agenda. New “create-block” package @gziolo has opened a pull request to… Continue Reading →
Do you know that almost half of ALL people in the world now use social media? That’s a lot of people when you think about it, and that’s not even one of the super awesome 25 social media marketing stats… Continue Reading →
Graphic design has become a hot topic in branding in the past few years. It’s clear to see that bold colors, mind-bending gradients, and futuristic compositions have dominated the design world. In 2020 there will be a shift in design… Continue Reading →
Here is a secret. Many years ago we were in talks to acquire a beautiful booking plugin for WordPress. It was not just another booking plugin. It was one of the most beautiful booking plugins we have ever seen, and… Continue Reading →
Writing a world-class web design proposal can sometimes feel like pulling teeth. After all, you got into freelance web design to spend time designing great websites, not to spend all your time on sales. Your web design proposal can make… Continue Reading →
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