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Hello! This is the 69th weekly roundup of theme-related discussions, fixes, and developments in Gutenberg. As always, please weigh in on the tickets below — your feedback is crucial and appreciated. Active Issues / Discussions & PRs Themes: Allow themes… Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, representatives from the themes team and meta team had a call together with Matt and Josepha. This set a new goal and action points for improving the theme submission process. Meeting notes February 24, 2021 Next steps… Continue Reading →
This is the meeting notes from the themes review team discussion, October 12, 2021. We have the theme-related discussion on #themereview channel on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Full transcript: https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/C02RP4Y3K/p1634050823367700 Facilitator : @kaflegNotetaker: @Benachi Here is this week’s meeting agendas. Thank you @kafleg for preparing the… Continue Reading →
Channel: #themereview | Time: Tuesday, October 12 2021, 15:00 UTC The themes team conducts a meeting on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month.The meeting takes place in the #themereview channel on WordPress Slack and you need an account to participate. Along with the fixed agendas, we have an open floor at… Continue Reading →
FSE Outreach Program coordinator Anne McCarthy facilitated a recent call for responses (a slight change in format from the recurring FSE calls for testing) on the topic of block theme switching, which officially kicked off the process of “thinking long term about what folks… Continue Reading →
Attackers continue to exploit recently patched vulnerabilities in Thrive Themes, though not all of them are successful. Two vulnerabilities are patched in the Facebook for WordPress plugin installed on over half a million sites. Google Chrome version 90 will use… Continue Reading →
At WordCamp Atlanta, Mark sat down with Chris Wiegman, the creator of Better WP Security. Now known as iThemes Security, it is installed on over 900,000 WordPress sites. Chris talks about his experiences as a flight captain flying over the… Continue Reading →
Keith Stoeckeler is the VP of Digital at MKTG, and his work encompasses web and app development, social and digital strategy, content development and video production, influencer marketing, and talent relationships, social listening and insights. Yes, MKTG does a lot… Continue Reading →
Announcements Gutenberg 5.0 Adds New RSS Block, Amazon Kindle Embed Block, and FocalPointPicker Component WordPress 5.1 Release Candidate Is there a plugin for that? With more than 50,000 plugins in the WordPress repository, it’s hard to find the perfect one…. Continue Reading →
In this episode we discuss a popular question which has come up since WordPress 5.0 was released. Many people are finding their page and post Preview functionalities are broken. The Previews are either working, not showing updated information, or are… Continue Reading →
Please consider leaving us a review on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. Your review will help the podcast reach and educate more photographers like you. In this special episode celebrating the New Year, we look forward… Continue Reading →
This episode is dedicated to preparing you for the major change coming to WordPress in version 5.0. Gutenberg, which will be called the Block Editor in the upcoming WordPress version, will completely replace the visual editor as you know it… Continue Reading →
Latoya Dixon Smith is a wedding and portrait photographer based in Greenville, SC. She has been widely featured in publications, including The Huffington Post, 99U, and The Greenville Business Magazine. Along with photographing couples eager to create their own, new… Continue Reading →
Episode #370 Shopping Cart Sidebars, Role Based Redirects #WordPress #Plugins #Podcast Click To Tweet It’s Episode 370 and we’ve got plugins for Shopping Cart Sidebars, Role Based Redirects, Duplicating Menus, Displaying Thumbnail Sizes, Amazon Links and Revisions for Widgets. It’s… Continue Reading →
Jamie Swanson is a former wedding photographer, now a personal brand photographer and founder of The Modern Tog. Jamie has an immense amount of tools and resources available for photographers, from starting a business, setting prices, getting more clients and… Continue Reading →
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss what’s new in the world of WordPress. First, we talk about Syed Balkhi’s growth accelerator fund and learn that Jacoby pitched a similar idea to Balkhi at WordCamp Miami 2017. We… Continue Reading →
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS Selling digital products online, including WordPress plugins and themes, can be easy if you’ve got a small shop, but once your business starts to… Continue Reading →
Episode #367 Site Search, Admin Login PINs #WordPress #Plugins #Podcast Click To Tweet It’s Episode 367 and we’ve got plugins for Site Search, Admin Login PINs, Popup Boxes, Site Speed, Overriding the Customizer and Addictive Word Count Rewards. It’s all… Continue Reading →
Beth is a professional editing unicorn and photographer virtual assistant, taking care of tasks for photographers like retouching and editing, blogging, newsletters, and more. On an average day, you can find her hanging out with Lightroom, drinking, or even playing… Continue Reading →
Episode #365 Counter Widgets, External Post Links #Wordpress #Plugins #Podcast Click To Tweet It’s Episode 365 and we’ve got plugins for Counter Widgets, External Post Links, Space Invaders, Google Fonts and Social Proof. It’s all coming up on WordPress Plugins… Continue Reading →
In this episode, John James Jacoby recaps his trip to WordCamp Grand Rapids and shares his experience. WordCamp Grand Rapids had a strong focus on tools, plugins, and themes and by all accounts, was a successful event. We discussed Matt… Continue Reading →
Episode #364 Facebook Feeds, Media File Management #Wordpress #Plugins #Podcast Click To Tweet It’s Episode 364 and we’ve got plugins for Team Sliders, Free Shipping Notifications, Facebook Feeds, Media File Management and a Page-based Theme Switcher.. It’s all coming up… Continue Reading →
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS This week we’ve taken a look at the other side of running a WordPress business – the development. We were joined by Alain Schlesser… Continue Reading →
Episode #362 Bulk Editing WooCommerce, Private Demos #Wordpress #Plugins #Podcast Click To Tweet It’s Episode 362 and we’ve got plugins for Bigger WooCommerce Product Images, Bulk Editing WooCommerce, Private Demos, Tweaking WordPress Settings, Email Logs and Your Own Plugin Update… Continue Reading →
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Milan Ivanović who helped organize WordCamp EU in Belgrade, Serbia this past weekend. Ivanović describes what it was like to organize such a large event, challenges the team overcame, and… Continue Reading →
Episode #360 Media Library Management, Self-Hosted Google Fonts #Wordpress #Plugins #Podcast Click To Tweet It’s Episode 360 and we’ve got plugins for Copying Posts from Another Blog, Media Library Management, Self-Hosted Google Fonts, Drag & Drop Surveys and Instant Discounts… Continue Reading →
In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss Adobe’s acquisition of Magento, feedback regarding WordPress 4.9.6, when 4.9.7 might ship, an unofficial WordCamp app for iOS, and whether or not it’s time for WordPress auto updates to occur for… Continue Reading →
Welcome to episode 60! We have now been podcasting for two years, and the show has come a long way, as has WordPress. WordPress turns 15th this week, and what started as a basic blogging platform is now the most… Continue Reading →
What do you do if your photography website was built by someone who disappeared? They left you with a WordPress website, without teaching you how to use it to the best of your ability. What do you do when you’re… Continue Reading →
In this episode, John James Jacoby recaps his trip to WordCamp Chicago and explains the thought process behind his presentation, The Fourth Wall of WordPress. We highlight a new project that gives developers a guided path to migrate functionality from… Continue Reading →
