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Block patterns make designing your WordPress website easier because they provide premade layouts you can quickly add and customize. There are two types of block patterns in WordPress called synced and unsynced. Synced patterns offer […]
You’ve just finished customizing your WordPress site, and it’s finally looking exactly how you want, colors on point, layout perfectly polished. But just as you’re ready to show it off, a notification pops up: there’s […]
Building your first website with Weebly might have seemed easy at first, but now you find yourself running into functional limitations and problems. WordPress has caught your eye and you’re wondering if it might be […]
Integrating GitHub into your WordPress development workflow can transform how you manage and collaborate on web-based projects. GitHub is powered by the Git version control system, which is a distributed system that tracks changes in […]
Millions of websites are powered by WordPress, but few owners make the most of the platform. More often than not, this is due to a lack of know-how. Users who don’t have a basic foundational […]
A server outage can be a nightmare for your online business. After all the time and money you’ve invested in designing and building a great website, then your customers can’t access it. This has an […]
If you work on WordPress websites, you’re probably tired of telling clients or team members to refresh their browsers to see the changes you just made. And the reality is, a browser refresh might not […]
When it comes to internet success, the name of the game is speed. Information travels very quickly these days and there’s no time for slow websites. Website caching can be a fantastic tool for keeping […]
While most website owners know how important it is to regularly update their website files and databases, many people neglect it due to the time, work, and technical know-how involved in doing so. This article […]
Your current website host might have been a good fit when your business was just starting out or when you just didn’t need much from your plan, but things have changed. Maybe they let you […]
Need a test environment for your WordPress site? Our guide will teach you why and how to create a staging site to avoid errors when deploying live updates.
If you’re ready to move on from Shopify, it’s time to learn how to migrate Shopify to WordPress and WooCommerce. A lot of stores start on Shopify and learn it’s not the right fit for […]
It’s hard to believe, but in 2022 about 7.5 million blogs were published each day and more than 455 million active websites use WordPress. That’s a lot of websites and a lot of content! As […]
From landing pages to special promotions, there are lots of reasons why you might want to know how to create a custom page template in WordPress. This post answers when to use custom templates and […]
In case you’re late to the WordPress party, blocks are in. WordPress continues to evolve and improve the Gutenberg experience, which leads many developers to ask if they should create custom Gutenberg Blocks. In this […]
Think of how much of your business data you store in WordPress. What if you could access it and use it in different applications? Thankfully, you can do that with the REST API in WordPress. […]
Are you a control C + control V or a right-click copy/paste person? Whether you love a good keyboard shortcut or swear by the mouse, if you work on websites, you’ve probably wondered why it […]
You’ve got to be kidding me… That’s what your website visitors think when they stumble on a page that’s not formatted for mobile. So, if you use a lot of tables on your site, you […]
Whether you’re on a downtown expressway or the information superhighway, no one likes to go slow. There’s not much you can do about the granny in the fast lane doing 30 mph. Fortunately, there are […]
Don’t break your live website. Create a staging site for WordPress instead. Mistakes happen. Sometimes plugins or themes just don’t work. You can try something out with a staging site without ruining your live site. […]
We all love a good GIF, but image formats have come a long way since the introduction of the GIF in 1987. Savvy web designers have moved on to embrace JPEGs, PNGs, and now WebP. […]