The beta version of WordPress 4.5 was released last week. This is something we follow closely and WPBeginner reports that WordPress 4.5 will be released during the second week of April, 2016. In this article, they highlight What’s Coming in WordPress 4.5 (Features and Screenshots)
History of WordPress: A What You Must Know Guide
WordPress is most certainly the world’s favorite content management system (CMS). It powers over 70 million websites, which makes a whooping 60% of all websites that run on a CMS. This figure translates to about 25% of all websites on the planet! Travel back in time twelve years, and this wasn’t the case. WordPress was a bare blogging platform that. Read More…
6 Things Google Analytics Can Tell You About Your WordPress Website
Is it possible to run a successful website without an understanding of key web metrics? Possibly, but you would certainly face an uphill battle. The truth is, in today’s increasingly competitive environment, stunning aesthetics and Read More…
JavaScript and the WordPress REST API: Understanding the Jargon
If you’re new to JavaScript, you could be forgiven for being confused by all the new terminology and jargon. A Grunt might be the sound you make when trying to debug a particularly tricky bit of jQuery, AJAX could be the washing powder you use to clean up your dodgy JavaScript, and a REST might be what you need when it’s all over. So we’ve debunked the jargon and terminologies for you. Read More…
Need Help With AMP? Google is Rolling Out New International Office Hours
Google is continuing its prioritization of AMP adoption with the rollout of new international office hours. This is also a good article to read if you are unsure of what exactly AMP is and how it can benefit your site. Read More…
How to Create a Visual Sitemap in WordPress
Ever wanted to display a visual sitemap in WordPress? A visual sitemap allows you to present a hierarchical layout of your different pages and sections. In this article, we will show you how to create a visual sitemap in WordPress without writing any code. Read More…
12 Awkward and Embarrassing Confessions About Working From Home with WordPress
Here’s an interesting story about working from home and how it is a a unique experience. And while it offers numerous rewards, it’s not without its challenges. Or embarrassments. Walk with WPMUDEV they talk with developers about their most awkward work-at-home moments. You won’t want to miss it. Read More…
Nugget A/B Testing Tool Created By Ingot Announced
Ingot today announced a freemium version of its A/B testing tool, which will be available soon, called Nugget. Ingot works to automatically gather information about your site and run tests to determine best practices. Nugget carries Read More…
How To Hire A WordPress Developer Without Wasting Your Money
As a blogger, you’re quite a multi-faceted person! Writing, editing, marketing, design – these are all basic skills a successful blogger needs. And as a WordPress user, you probably even have a bit of coding knowledge under your belt as Read More…
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