Category: WordPress

Since WordPress 5.0, we have Gutenberg set as our default block editor. With it, we got some new features, including the Cover block. It gives you the opportunity to add cover images to your site pages and posts.…

With new WordPress updates often come questions like: “Should I update my website now?” The answer is, and will always be: “Yes, you should definitely do it right away!” This article is to explain exactly that.…

While Gutenberg has been met with criticism regarding its rollout, don’t let that put you off trying it. It’s the future of WordPress. If you are still skeptical about Gutenberg, this post is for you.…

Brute-forcing is one of the first, most primitive type of cyber-attacks, due to its availability of integration versus all types of websites and platforms. Over time, the progression of a website’s complexity of usage and function has then given the birth of other types of more advanced attacks.…

Of all potential errors that can be found on your WordPress website, Error 404 is one of the harmless ones, but it still can be frustrating for both you and your site visitors.…

Following our blog post about the release of WordPress 5.2, we decided to pay some well-deserved special attention to the new Site Health tool, and especially the Site Health Score.…

The new version of WordPress 5.2 is now available for download. Released on May 7, 2019, it’s called Jaco after the revolutionary jazz bass guitarist Jaco Pastorius.

The new release comes with lots of new and exciting changes, the biggest of which would have to be the new Site Health check tool.…

We can all jump in joy! WordPress 5.1 has now been released. Its name is “Betty,” honoring legendary jazz singer Betty Carter. It’s now available in everyone’s dashboard; however, does that mean you should upgrade right away?…

WordPress is primarily written on the scripting language PHP and it’s undoubtedly one of the parts that have the highest impact on all WordPress sites in existence. Major parts of not only the back but also the front end of your WordPress interface and page exist because of PHP.…

If by some chance you have missed it out – the officially scheduled release date for WordPress 5.0 was matched today, December 6th, on the eve of WordCamp US. The release is named after the pioneering Cuban jazz musician Bebo Valdés.…

WooCommerce already powers more than 25% of the online stores worldwide. When we consider that it started as a plugin back in 2011, this is a number that shows an amazing achievement from WooCommerce.…

One of the great things about WordPress is that even if you do not know how to develop and add certain new functionality for your website, someone somewhere has already probably made a plugin which covers the exact thing which you want to achieve.…