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October 15th in WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . WooCommerce makes it easy to bring your store online. Before your customers do business with you, you will want to make sure they have read your terms & conditions. You can… Continue Reading →
No matter what field you’re working in, you should always keep an eye on the industry to know what people are getting paid. For that reason, and because most of us work with WordPress professionally, we thought it would be… Continue Reading →
Office Hours Recap The agenda for this office hours meeting was to review 4.9 bug and task tickets that still need to be finished and merged within Beta, particularly continuing from where the ticket scrub meeting stopped. The meeting’s chat… Continue Reading →
If you are reading this post, I assume that you might be finding the best WooCommerce plugins for boosting sales and conversions and improve marketing?WPArena presented a series of posts about marketing & WordPress WooCommerce themes such as: Best Twitter Tips… Continue Reading →
Welcome to part 3 of this 6 part series that will teach you how use Divi’s new Animation options to design awesome page sections. I’m going to be walking you through how to build the different sections of our live… Continue Reading →
Good point George! We’ll add it at some point. Thanks for your input.
October 14th in WordPress Themes by WordPress Jedi . Bringing new products to the market can be quite exciting. You will need to offer your customers impeccable support if you would like to grow your business and reach the next… Continue Reading →
Where is SSuite Office Software? They have a bunch of free office suites. They even have an online office suite that runs directly in your web browser, no Cloud or Login necessary! Other than missing an obvious high caliber participant,… Continue Reading →
The word wiki has come a long way from when it was best known as the opening lyric to a ‘90s Will Smith song. Outside of the wild, wild west, a wiki is a collaborative knowledge base, an encyclopedia of… Continue Reading →
Want to speed up the user experience for AMP ads? Tired of witnessing the continuous page bounce? Well! all the troubles have just vanished away! Read on… The access to the internet through the mobile devices has increased a lot… Continue Reading →
Hi Matt, good to hear that we’re on the same page. Would you mind telling us more about which specific products you been using? Are you a Joomla guy or prefer WordPress, perhaps Grav? Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Starting your own website or a blog is an exciting adventure, one that can help you find your audience, establish your authority in a certain niche or help you get more clients and customers for your business. However, once your… Continue Reading →
A few account security enhancements have gone into WordPress 4.9. The intention is to make it more difficult for an attacker to take over a user account or a site by changing the email address associated with the user or… Continue Reading →
A good word always counts, and in business it has the potential to translate into solid cash. A number of folks go by what previous users have to say about a product or service before they make a purchase. And… Continue Reading →
Even the most experienced developer is faced with the inevitable challenge of adding an unexpected element to a design that’s already been scoped out and started. The pressure adds on when there’s little time remaining until launch, no additional budget,… Continue Reading →
My friend John Bardos has just launched the Influencer Bundles for Good project, and it is with great pleasure that I’m sharing its details with the WP Mayor audience. The bundle contains more than $6500 worth of courses, books and… Continue Reading →
Hey Divi Nation we’re back this week with our last podcast to appear on this blog! What?! Yes, it’s true. After this week we’ll be transitioning the Divi Nation podcast and video show to a Facebook livestream on Thursday’s at… Continue Reading →
WordPress proudly powers 28% of websites around the globe. The user-friendly platform is loved by everyone – travel bloggers, fitness entrepreneurs, internet marketers, culinary experts, and many others. As WordPress is spreading like wildfire, we decided to compile a list… Continue Reading →
I love RocketTheme. Been using their products since 2011.
I recently shared a post about the idea of understanding what we’re doing to code before we code it. This is something that I think it imperative to solving problems correctly (assuming they are correctly defined). It’s one of those… Continue Reading →
Restaurants always make us Bon appetite once we step into their doors. But how to create a restaurant website that makes the visitors feel your food? Restaurant websites are not similar to other business sites. There are certain traits you… Continue Reading →
Where hacking used to focus on big corporates and the financial services industry, it now seems to be a free-for-all and even smaller websites is feeling the hacker’s wrath. When it comes to themes and plugins, it’s usually based on… Continue Reading →
Malicious software, also known as malware, is becoming increasingly popular, with an estimated 1 million new malware threats being released every single day. Infecting a website with malware provides a hacker or a cybercriminal access to sensitive data, and can prove… Continue Reading →
There are several kinds of pages that you’ll expect to find on most websites: a home page, a contact page or an about page, for example. In this Ask Yoast, I’m going to discuss another type of page: the privacy… Continue Reading →
“Why bother with WordPress cheat sheets?” – you ask. Well, maybe it’s just me, but I find it rather hard to remember all those keyboard shortcuts, function names, arguments, structures and whatnots that all come “with the territory” when you’re doing… Continue Reading →
Contact Form 7 is a fantastic free plugin for adding contact forms to a WordPress site. But despite its ease of use and reliability, it’s missing a lot of features out-of-the-box. I recently showed how you can style Contact Form… Continue Reading →
The biggest news from this past week is that WordPress 4.9 Beta 1 is out. The new features look pretty cool, and I’m sure you’ll see a more in-depth look from us soon. Beyond that, Fred at WP Shout also… Continue Reading →
Nowadays each and every website owner has to make their site ‘responsive.’ It is the key to surviving the competitive market of online business, data and social-sharing. Every businessman wants to increase their reach, wants to convert their readers into… Continue Reading →
October 13th in WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . WordPress makes it so easy to bring your site online and grow your community. As you add content, you may not be able to identify things that are going wrong behind… Continue Reading →
PHP is the backbone of WordPress (~70% of the source code is in PHP), and that means for aspiring WordPress developers, there’s not much of a choice of what programming language to learn. (JavaScript is really the other major player,… Continue Reading →
