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Don’t you want your blog content to perform better? Well, who doesn’t, right? Here’s a fresh idea for you: Start marketing your content prior to publishing it. In fact, you should integrate your future content promotion and engagement methods into… 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 freebies. Recently, we shared a brand new Tarot Layout Pack. To help you get your… Continue Reading →
Fuxia Scholz, a prolific WordPress Stack Exchange (WPSE) contributor, is the first member to reach 100,000 reputation points. The popular Q&A community site rewards expert advice by floating the highest quality answers to the top, allowing users to earn reputation… Continue Reading →
If you run a website, you’ll likely run into the occasional error. Most originate either at the server or application level (within WordPress). However, sometimes you’ll run into an error such as “DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN” which stems from your computer settings. In… Continue Reading →
The themes team is proposing for themes to require local web font loading. The reasoning behind that is one of privacy, usability and speed. But web font loading is hard. The reason a large portion of sites on the web… Continue Reading →
If you’re using social media to promote your website or blog, one of your primary goals should be to get people from social media onto your website. Easier said than done, right? Take Instagram for example. You can’t add links… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for any marketing WordPress themes or confused about which is the best one to purchase don’t worry about it. We are here to help you with the top-selling and most popular marketing WordPress themes. What is marketing… Continue Reading →
Peter Adams, the owner of the PhotoPress plugin, announced a couple of weeks ago that now is the time for his project to take center stage. “It’s Time for PhotoPress,” read the title of his post in which he laid… Continue Reading →
These are the weekly notes for the Accessibility Team meeting that happens on Fridays. You can read the full transcript on our Slack channel and find the meeting’s agenda here. Accessibility review of toolbars in the block editor We reviewed… Continue Reading →
Fall is here! Outside temperatures are settling down, teams are getting serious on 2021 strategy planning, and we’re all understanding how our jobs and products can evolve, and become even […]
September was a busy month for WordPress news, so you may have missed a few headlines. In this post, we’ll cover all the major news in the WordPress ecosystem, from the WordPress 5.5.1 maintenance release on September 1, 200, to… 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 freebies. Today, we’re sharing a global presets style guide for Divi’s Freelance Writer Layout Pack…. Continue Reading →
If you’re using Local by Flywheel to work on your projects, there may be times where you need to make customizations to the PHP configuration when the site starts. Before getting started, note the following: At a high-level, Local will… Continue Reading →
Hello! This is the 20th weekly roundup of theme-related discussions, fixes, and developments in Gutenberg. Please weigh in on the tickets below — your voice and feedback are welcome! In progress / Discussions: General: Discussion: Is it okay to change… Continue Reading →
Nameservers save your users the mental effort of remembering the numbers that form your IP address. Instead, they can use intuitive domain names to remember and bookmark your site. Although the purpose of a nameserver is relatively easy to grasp,… Continue Reading →
The future of eCommerce looks incredibly bright. With more than one million products being sold online on a daily basis, … Read more5 Technical Tips for Your eCommerce Business The post 5 Technical Tips for Your eCommerce Business appeared first… Continue Reading →
The current guidelines for themes prohibit the use of CDNs to load assets due to privacy/tracking concerns. The only exception to that rule is Google-Fonts. Historically, google-fonts have been used as a way for themes to provide more appealing typography… Continue Reading →
Earlier this week we posted a detailed breakdown on how we’ve been performance testing WPMU DEV managed WordPress hosting against our primary competition. In this post we’re going to share with you exactly how each host did. And usually, whoever… Continue Reading →
The flyer is nothing but an advertisement that is done posted or shared through the paper. Flyers one of the great marketing skills. Where it gets to reach the people or the customers more. The advertisement that is made through… Continue Reading →
Choosing the right image file types might seem like a trivial decision. Try a free demo But human beings are visual creatures, and images are an integral part of the online experience. Most pages and articles use screenshots and images… Continue Reading →
Cron Jobs allow you to run scripts and automate repetitive tasks that can take up considerable time if done manually. In this post, we show you how to set up a cron job in cPanel and how to configure a… Continue Reading →
Agenda: https://make.wordpress.org/themes/2020/09/21/themes-team-meeting-agenda-for-september-22/ Weekly updates: In the last 7 days, – 277 tickets were opened– 275 tickets were closed:– 260 tickets were made live.– 22 new Themes were made live.– 238 Theme updates were made live.– 5 more were approved but… Continue Reading →
Web Stories for WordPress dashboard. Two and a half months after the launch of its public beta, Google released its Web Stories for WordPress plugin. So far, the plugin has over 10,000 active installations and has garnered a solid five-star… Continue Reading →
The world of client invoices can be difficult and can create huge headaches for freelancers and entrepreneurs who are merely trying to collect what is rightfully owed to them. However, there are smart tips and techniques that you can use… Continue Reading →
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the international standards organization for the web, is redesigning its website and will soon be selecting a new CMS. Although WordPress is already used to manage W3C’s blog and news sections of the website, the organization… Continue Reading →
This is the proposed agenda for the weekly Accessibility Team meeting on Friday, September 25, at 15:00 UTC.. Accessibility review of toolbars in the block editor: Issue 23375 (and related pull request). Issue 24676 Issue 24766 (closed by this pull… Continue Reading →
These are the weekly notes for the Accessibility Team meeting that happens on Fridays. You can read the full transcript on our Slack channel and find the meeting’s agenda here. Update on WordPress 5.6 goals Updating coding standards to WCAG… Continue Reading →
Note: One hour before the meeting this week, @kburgoine will lead the core CSS triage! Triages are every other week one hour before the weekly chat, at 4pm EDT. This is the agenda for the upcoming CSS meeting scheduled for… Continue Reading →
Greetings! Here’s what happened in Core Wednesday, September 23, 2020, 07:00 AM GMT+2 and Wednesday, September 23, 2020, 10:00 PM GMT+2 on the #agenda. 0500 core devchat @thewebprincess led the discussion in the meeting was a bit slow the team… Continue Reading →
Housekeeping Reminder that next week will be the core CSS bug scrub, this time led by @kburgoine and starting at 4pm EDT on Sept. 24 (one hour before the weekly chat). The bug scrubs (a.k.a. triages) are a great way… Continue Reading →
