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As part of the 5.7 release, we’ll be hosting a focused test scrub for tickets listed in this report, later today, Friday 22/01/2021 13:30 UTC in the #core channel on Slack. Testing Environment Open the Terminal appInstall homebrew by pasting /bin/bash -c “$(curl -fsSL… Continue Reading →
There are so many software programs you likely use on a daily basis. With Slack integrations, you can connect software that you use daily to integrate with the productivity app. Try a free demo From your calendar app to your CRM,… Continue Reading →
Gutenberg 9.8 launched yesterday with a few minor UI improvements. The development team added an initial implementation for border-radius support for the Group block that theme authors can opt into. They also moved the site editor into an iframe element… Continue Reading →
This is the proposed agenda for the weekly Accessibility Team meeting on Friday, January 22, 2021 at 16:00 UTC. Status updates from the working groups and poll for groups that need assistanceContinuing discussion about the Gutenberg issue regarding focusing blocks… Continue Reading →
Creating shapes using CSS in web design is not a new concept by any means. In fact, the classic method of creating CSS shapes has been largely overshadowed by other HTML graphic solutions like Canvas and SVG. However, CSS shapes… Continue Reading →
This is the agenda for the upcoming CSS meeting scheduled for Thursday, January 21, at 10:00 PM UTC. 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 →
.ugb-7d56263 hr.ugb-divider__hr{background-color:#db4161 !important;margin-left:auto !important;margin-right:auto !important} I have a little bit of a philosophical question for you today. How do you know when you’re on the right path? How do you know that what you’re doing resonates with your audience? Or,… Continue Reading →
WordPress is open source software, maintained by a global network of contributors. There are many examples of how WordPress has changed people’s lives for the better. In this monthly series, we share some of those lesser-known, amazing stories. From a… Continue Reading →
Gutenberg project contributors are considering implementing a stale bot to tame the repository’s overgrown issues queue, which currently has 2,733 open issues. Stale bots are usually employed to automatically close “stale” issues and PRs based on a predefined set of… Continue Reading →
Wordfence, the leading provider of WordPress security software and services, is announcing today that we are, effective immediately, offering free site cleaning and site security audit services to K-12 public schools in the United States who use WordPress as their… Continue Reading →
Whether you are planning an in-person or online event, hosting a big meetup is a complex and time-consuming process. There are a million things to do and never enough time to do them. It’s important to automate as much of… Continue Reading →
Looking for a great collection of music wordPress themes then you are landed on the appropriate page. Here you can find some great and most popular WordPress Music Band themes which will be a perfect one for you. The themes… Continue Reading →
With the change of administrations comes a new website, and this morning the all-new Whitehouse.gov debuted. Like its predecessor, the site is powered by WordPress – but this version carries […]
President Joe Biden took office today and unveiled a new whitehouse.gov that has been relaunched on WordPress. The previous administration switched from Drupal to WordPress in 2017, and technologists working with the Biden administration decided to stick with the same… Continue Reading →
The Full Site Editing (FSE) Outreach Program has now concluded its first round of testing. Its first focus area was centered on the template-editing mode introduced in Gutenberg 9.6. The volunteers involved with the project identified several pain points. Gutenberg… Continue Reading →
As the Gutenberg team and community continue to forge ahead with implementing Full Site Editing and Global Styles, the latest installment of the Gutenberg plugin (version 9.8) has been released today As always, this release also includes many fixes and… Continue Reading →
Channel: #themereview Facilitated by @jffng Block-based themes related updates in Gutenberg @kjellr and others compile a weekly list of Gutenberg issues and PRs that are relevant to block-based themes, the most recent is here: https://make.wordpress.org/themes/2021/01/15/gutenberg-themes-week-of-jan-11-2021/ Some highlights: This issue summarizes… Continue Reading →
Daymon Hoag is the owner and operator of Buckeye Web Development, LLC, based in Kenton, Ohio. We caught up to him for a discussion ranging from his pride in the Buckeye State, to a love of ecommerce, to the power… 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. In the past, we shared the beautiful Meditation Center Layout Pack. To help you… Continue Reading →
WordPress security can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. In this comprehensive guide to WordPress security, we’ve simplified the basics of securing your WordPress website so that any non-technical person can understand and protect their website from hacker… Continue Reading →
One of the most powerful search engines in the world is probably a site you don’t even consider to be a search engine. Falling just behind Google, YouTube is the second most popular search engine in the world. Yes, you read… Continue Reading →
Have you ever experienced a message saying “Sorry, This File Type Is Not Permitted For Security Reasons” when you are trying to upload a file to your WordPress Library. It can be pretty frustrating but fortunately, there are multiple ways… Continue Reading →
Marketing automation and personalization can help you generate more leads and sell more products. But it’s tough to implement on WordPress…unless you have the right tool. In our Growmatik review, we’ll show you how this freemium tool from a popular… Continue Reading →
The images you use on your website are one of the most important elements. Not only do you want to have visually compelling imagery, but you also don’t want those images to be so large that they slow down the… Continue Reading →
There are a lot of situations when you might need to know what a specific page or post’s ID is in WordPress. A plugin might need it to exclude that page from a feature, for example. Alternatively, if you’re a… Continue Reading →
The post Multiple Author WordPress Blog: 7 Tips and Plugins for Success is written by Colin Newcomer and appeared first on WPKube. Need to set up a multiple author WordPress blog? Unless you have a personal blog, you’ll probably want… Continue Reading →
You visit your WordPress site and, wait a minute…it looks different. There were some changes made that you didn’t create yourself. So, you go to log in to take a peek around and fix the issues. However, it’s not letting… Continue Reading →
Ross Morsali, via his brand Code Amp, released the Custom Layouts plugin last week. The plugin’s goal is to provide a visual post layout builder for users of both the block and classic editors. For end-users, this is yet another… Continue Reading →
WordPress taxonomies are something that many WordPress developers never use. Some have never even heard of a WordPress taxonomy. When WordPress 3.0 introduced hierarchical taxonomies nearly a decade ago, taxonomies became an even more useful tool in the toolkit of… Continue Reading →
In 2019, we transitioned to a new email service which has allowed us to make all emails anonymous. This decision was not initially well received by all, especially when people feel they are unfairly targeted for guideline violations, though over… Continue Reading →
