It’s almost time for a new WordPress release! On the 26th of March, WordPress 6.5 will be released. Once again, the WordPress team, consisting of people from all over the world, has lots of new improvements in store for us. Continue reading WordPress 6.5: The features you want to know about
Best WordPress YouTube Feed Plugins Engaging website visitors through informative videos is an easy yet effective way ever. Embedding YouTube feeds in websites is no longer a complex task. You can find useful WordPress plugins that show you a straight Continue reading Best WordPress YouTube Feed Plugins
Bob Dunn loved designing, but didn’t fancy himself a coder. In the early 2000s, while struggling to create a website for his business, he thought to himself, “There’s got to be something better.” When Bob discovered WordPress in 2006, he Continue reading “Do the Woo” Finds Its Home at WordPress.com
Are you looking to connect Salesforce to WordPress forms? SalesForce is a powerful CRM that can help build and maintain customer relations. It does this by automating sales & marketing and improving customer care through its cloud-based applications. As a Continue reading How to Connect Salesforce to Your WordPress Forms
Let’s start the countdown! ⏳ WordPress 6.5 is scheduled to be released on March 26, 2024. This new version of WordPress will bring 12 exciting features for both users and developers. Also, it will come with some major bug fixes Continue reading What’s New in WordPress 6.5: 12 New Features and Beyond
In this “Build and Beyond” video, Jamie Marsland re-creates The New York Times’ website in less than 30 minutes using WordPress.com. By utilizing mega menus, master layouts, typography controls, and post grids, Jamie shows us what’s possible with the limitless Continue reading Re-Creating The New York Times’ Website in Under 30 Minutes Using WordPress.com
WordPress developers accuse a Bricks Builder add-on plugin of containing a backdoor that removes posts The post WordPress Site Builder Plugin Accused Of Adding A “Backdoor” appeared first on Search Engine Journal. ShareTweetSharePostSharePin It!
Jamie Marsland has been preaching the WordPress gospel for over a decade and has trained thousands of people on blocks, plugins, and more. Through his popular YouTube channel and hands-on courses, Jamie provides incredible tutorials and breaks down the most Continue reading Introducing “Build and Beyond”: A New Video Series From WordPress.com and Jamie Marsland
Knowledge and training for WordPress has traditionally been very decentralized. There’s the official documentation, the developer documentation, the support forums, WordPress.tv, and then the wide array of community blogs, tutorials, and YouTube videos. Resources like documentation and support forums exist Continue reading The WordPress Training Team’s Big Changes: Learning Pathways and Website Redesign
As you likely know, WordPress software powers 46% of all websites on the Internet. I thought it would be fun to dive a bit deeper and note some trends that affect the WP community. WordPress powers 46% of all websites Continue reading Surprising Tech Trends in WordPress and Beyond
Searching for the perfect WordPress theme for nonprofits and charity websites? You’ll find lots of themes to choose from in this article. Did you know that 58% of nonprofit websites use WordPress as their content management system (CMS)? And for Continue reading 18 Best WordPress Themes for Nonprofits and Charities
Are you ready to revolutionize your WordPress editing experience? Say hello to GutenKit – bringing a whole new way of building full websites in Gutenberg. We are excited to let you know that, the GutenKit free version has finally been Continue reading Introducing GutenKit: Your Ultimate Page Builder Blocks for Gutenberg
New managed WordPress cloud hosting built on top of Automattic’s WP Cloud infrastructure delivers speed and security with a 100% uptime The post WordPress Announces Bluehost Managed Cloud Hosting appeared first on Search Engine Journal. ShareTweetSharePostSharePin It!
As the WordPress 6.5 release date is just around the corner, contributors have been racing to complete work on a few outstanding issues and bug fixes. Two of the most prominent features, Synced Pattern Overrides and the Font Library, have Continue reading Synced Pattern Overrides punted, Font Library approved, as WordPress 6.5 nears release
The foundational infrastructure for the websites you build and manage is crucial for ensuring a safe, secure, fast, and reliable environment. That’s where WP Cloud comes in. Automattic, the parent company of WordPress.com, built WP Cloud because we wanted a Continue reading WP Cloud Is Powering the Future of WordPress
Jelly Pixel Studio, a web development agency based in Indonesia, specializes in crafting unique and illustrative websites for clients worldwide. The company serves a wide variety of clients, from small businesses to larger corporations, utilizing WordPress.com as their primary hosting Continue reading Case Study: Jelly Pixel Studio’s Journey With WordPress.com
Over the years, WordPress’s developer documentation, originally the Codex but now the WordPress Code Reference, has served the project well. However, there’s been a sense in the community that much of the more recent documentation- for example, the JavaScript APIs Continue reading WordPress Developer Docs Shows Off a New Block-Based Redesign
Cwicly has been a popular add-on for the WordPress Gutenberg editor that aims to enhance your website building experience by adding more blocks, customization options, and performance improvements. However, it has recently announced the discontinuation of further development and services. Continue reading Top 8 Cwicly Alternatives — Find the Right Fit for You!
According to the WAVE web accessibility tool, Gravity Forms scores a perfect score out-of-the-box for their front-end forms. Same with Ninja Forms, Contact Form 7, and WP Forms. I tested 2 other popular WP form plugins that did not fare Continue reading Certain WP Form Plugins Make Accessibility Easy
Cutting edge WordPress site building toolkit Cwicly announces shut down, citing harsh criticism demoralized the company The post WordPress Site Builder Closes – Devs Forced To Rebuild Client Sites appeared first on Search Engine Journal. ShareTweetSharePostSharePin It!