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Promoting a virtual event involves a number of promotional strategies. Creating an inviting landing page is one of them. Creating a landing page for your virtual summit is the perfect way to make your audience curious. With the right combination… Continue Reading →
X-comment from +make.wordpress.org/core: Comment on External Library updates in WordPress 5.5: call for testing
WordPress 5.5 is currently slated to bring some long awaited updates to a handful of external libraries bundled with Core. A few of the updates are particularly large, and while backwards compatibility measures were taken, they could potentially require adjustments… Continue Reading →
This is the agenda for the upcoming CSS meeting scheduled for Thursday, July 2, 2020, 5:00 PM EDT. This meeting will be held in the #core-css channel in the Making WordPress Slack. If there’s any topic you’d like to discuss,… Continue Reading →
The HTTP Error 501 is actually not one of the more common status codes that internet users run across. So when you see it, there’s a good chance you will panic because it’s not like a 404 or 301 code… Continue Reading →
So you’re interested in starting your very own directory or listing website using WordPress – that’s great! WordPress can be used to create a wide variety of websites, provided of course, that you have the right tools for the job…. Continue Reading →
Can you make money online? Sure. Is it easy? Not exactly. However, one of the most consistently profitable ways to secure passive income comes in the form of a membership site. And to build a membership site, it’s important to… Continue Reading →
We ran our 2020 survey. We asked you what you’d like. You told us, among other things, a web based file manager for your managed WordPress hosting. So, here you go. Basically you were looking for the ability to simply… Continue Reading →
Flywheel has relaunched Local Pro, the commercial upgrade for its free local WordPress development product. The first version of Local Pro, launched in July 2019, was heavily geared towards Flywheel customers, but the tool has gradually evolved to be more… Continue Reading →
Earlier today, Impress.org released version 2.7 of its popular donation plugin GiveWP. The update focuses on laying the foundation for donation form templates, handling per-form Stripe accounts, and allowing users to view fundraising reports in multiple currencies. “GiveWP 2.7 is… Continue Reading →
It’s July! Holy smokes. Here is the agenda for the weekly meeting happening later today: June 30th, 2020 13:00 PST. Highlighted/Need Feedback Blog Posts Updating jQuery version shipped with WordPress WordPress 5.5: Better fine grained control of redirect_guess_404_permalink() Proposal: Rename… Continue Reading →
By default, as soon as you add gallery images to your WooCommerce products, they’ll appear horizontally below your product’s featured image on the frontend of your product page design. In some specific designs, vertically stacking these woo gallery images might… Continue Reading →
Hey digital entrepreneurs, we are back yet again with the most recent edition of The Entrepreneur Monthly for June 2020. In The Entrepreneur Monthly, we’ll break down all the news you need to know from the past month. We’ll cover… Continue Reading →
SEO content marketing should be a primary focus point of any rock-solid digital marketing plan. People put a lot of energy and time into SEO or “Search Engine Optimization.” They also put just as much time into content marketing. That’s… Continue Reading →
It’s the 18th of May, 2019, and former Vice President Joe Biden is holding his 2020 presidential election kickoff rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photographing a political event is a stressful experience for photographers, and all members of the media, as… Continue Reading →
X-post from +make.wordpress.org/themes: Block-based Themes Meeting Agenda for July 1, 2020
Below is the agenda for this week’s Block-based Themes meeting. Time: Wednesday, July 1st 2020, 16:00 UTCChannel: #themereview Agenda Welcome Status updates for Block-based Theme efforts in Gutenberg:Features and fixes in Gutenberg v8.4 In-progress issues and PRs to keep an… Continue Reading →
Coming up with a name for your next business, project, or product isn’t as easy as it might seem. Chances are most businesses spend weeks and months obsessing over their choices before landing on the perfect one. This is without… Continue Reading →
As a leading form builder provider, here at Gravity Forms we are always looking for ways to showcase our plugin. Using the Gravity Forms plugin on our website to help us interact with our customers and wider audience is one… Continue Reading →
This is the agenda for the weekly design chat meeting on Wednesday, July 1st, 2020, at 18:00 UTC in the #design channel of the WordPress Slack. You can join the Slack channel by following the instructions in our handbook. Housekeeping Updates from any specific focusesGutenberg… Continue Reading →
When you think about making WordPress more useful, the dashboard probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. However, if you spend a lot of time logged into /wp-admin/ but have never taken the time to customize your experience,… Continue Reading →
Here in this article, we are showcasing the best free box icons for you. Hope you like the collection. Trash Box [Download] Compression Boxes [Download] Cardboard Box Icon [Download] Box Icon [Download] Box Icon Practice [Download] Glass Box Icon [Download]… Continue Reading →
This has been a long time coming; the Trac ticket #37110 is already few years old. Following the recommendations of the jQuery team, the updating has to happen in stages: Remove jQuery Migrate 1.x. This is planned for WordPress 5.5…. Continue Reading →
On June 23, Awesome Motive announced it had acquired Smash Balloon, a company that focuses on a family of social feed plugins for WordPress. John Brackett, the founder of Smash Balloon, is now a partner at Awesome Motive through the… Continue Reading →
Full meeting transcript on Slack: https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/CQ7V4966Q/p1593118837002500 I (@notlaura) facilitated the meeting. CSS audit updates I added a summary comment with remaining items to the main CSS audit ticket, and confirmed with the group that we were in agreement to remove… Continue Reading →
On one hand, this business and site re-boot has been a long time coming. On the other hand, I absolutely trust the divine timing of this. I’m going to explain what is happening, when, and the reasoning behind it all,… Continue Reading →
Hey Divi Nation! Thanks for joining us for the next installment of our weekly Divi Design Initiative where each week, we give away brand new, free Divi Layout Packs from our design team to you. This time around, Kenny and… Continue Reading →
X-comment from +make.wordpress.org/docs: Comment on Exploration of a new classification for user documentation
Plugins and integrations are a big part of what makes WordPress such a powerful system. Getting plugins to work together smoothly isn’t always possible, though. AutomatorWP aims to solve that problem, using a simple ‘trigger’ and ‘action’ system that lets… Continue Reading →
So you want to start a fashion blog? That’s awesome! Building your own blog is a great way to share your creativity with the world. But figuring out the technical parts of how to make a fashion blog can feel… Continue Reading →
