It’s amazing how far WordPress has come as a full-featured website builder. What began as a humble blogging platform gradually evolved into a powerful CMS for websites of all kinds. And within the past few years, drag-and-drop page builders have transformed WordPress into a no-code solution anyone, even non-designers and developers, can use to create […]
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There’s really only one feature there at the moment – which is the option to override the default setting of being forced to use Gravatar to set your user profile photo. It’s turned on by default (titled as “FAIR Avatars”). However, if you prefer Gravatar for some reason, you can always revert back to it. […]
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When I first heard about WordPress, people talked about it like it was a joke — the cheap shortcut for people who couldn’t “do real coding.” I wasn’t looking for money, fame, or even a side hustle. I just wanted to know what the fuss was about so I could talk with authority the next […]
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When starting a business website or blog, some people out there have concerns about WordPress. They wonder how a free platform could possibly serve them well, questioning areas like security and scalability. W ell, those questions often have very little merit, since the vast majority of websites in the world are running on the popular […]
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There is so much there that I can’t possibly cover it all (or this would turn into a whole knowledge base library), but three of my personal favorite highlights are: Header and Footer modules that let you map out what you want these two areas of your site to look like – down to the […]
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এই নিবন্ধটি বাংলায় পাওয়া যায় Beginnings My story with WordPress began in a classroom. I was a student working on a simple project, a portfolio website. I wanted to use WordPress because it felt easy to learn and flexible enough to build what I had in mind. I completed the project and proudly showed it […]
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[00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox Podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress, the people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in this case Decentralisation, WordPress and Open Publishing. If you’d like to subscribe to the podcast, you […]
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WordPress pioneered a simple & fast web experience more than a decade ago, and it still rules, powering 43% of global websites. Therefore, the booming generative AI is fostering a quicker, results-driven way of building websites. No wonder, even WordPress users don’t like the way it was a few years ago. When they choose a […]
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Super Page Cache is a free caching plugin (developed by Themeisle) designed primarily to offload the caching heavy lifting to Cloudflare. Instead of just caching pages on your main server, the plugin pushes full-page HTML to Cloudflare’s edge network. The main benefit of this is that your visitors are served from locations closest to them, […]
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Over the past few years, we have seen increased efforts to better position and market the WordPress brand. Along with these efforts, we now have a Brand Writing Style Guide that defines how the WordPress voice should sound and what tone it should convey. The brand book was first created in August 2018 and has […]
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