[ad_1] Ten years ago, a potential WordPress theme buyer might stumble upon a site like ThemeForest. The themes on the site would primarily tout the hundreds of shortcodes they included. These shortcodes would allow the user to build anything they wanted with simple BBCode-like brackets around some tag or another. The practice was not limited to ThemeForest. Nearly every theme development company at the time — and they were sprouting up by the dozens a decade ago — needed to compete in the same arena. Despite all their faults (never mind that no user could reasonably remember hundreds… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] According to user reports, All in One SEO plugin for WordPress unilaterally turned on automatic updates. The auto updates coincided with a major upgrade which in turn caused multiple sites to suffer outages and other unintended behavior. Automatic Updates Without Consent Automatic update is a feature that allows plugins to update automatically without any action from the publisher. The common expectation is that this is something that a publisher opts into it. Some publishers backup their WordPress installations before updating. That way if something goes wrong they can easily roll it back to… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] @johnrisbyJohn Risby Proud father, husband and author of incredibly long articles. MD of The Alcohol-Free Shop (www.alcoholfree.co.uk) When you post something on the Facebook WordPress group on Christmas Eve about the poor quality of plug-ins and it gets 131 reactions and 118 comments within a few hours, basically all in agreement, you know you are not alone in how you feel. The post in question was about the poor quality of far too many WordPress plug-ins, including paid for premium plug-ins, not just free ones. To be clear from the outset, I’ll continue to refer to plug-ins throughout this… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] GeneratePress Review: Is GeneratePress Fastest & Responsive WordPress Theme? Report By Joll of News GeneratePress is one of the most popular and highest rated WordPress themes in the market today. New York City, NY, Dec. 30, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Websites have numerous uses, including using them to host companies, businesses, blogs, hobbyist niches, and so much more. One can get these websites created by developers… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] I really don’t understand this Query block even though it’s been mentioned in several Tavern posts. My eyes seem to gloss over when reading about it – ha! Is it important that regular WordPress users understand this block, or is it really a block for developers? Marcus I have given the Query block a lot of attention as of late. On occasion, I may have even called it one of the largest hurdles the Gutenberg development team has needed to jump before block-based themes become a reality. However, the “query” WordPress term is not something all users or Tavern readers are… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] As we inch closer to a year in which WordPress’s primary focus will be on Full Site Editing, it is fortunate timing that Themes Team representative Carolina Nymark publicly announced her latest theme, Armando. It is a blogging theme that makes use of the latest features from the Gutenberg plugin. The theme is currently awaiting review for the WordPress theme directory. It is also available via GitHub. The news of Armando came moments after Nymark announced a redesign of her Full Site Editing website. The site is a resource for WordPress users and developers to learn more about… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] Users are often looking for ways to tweak their websites, plugins and themes, or to add some modifications to an existing functionality. In most of these cases, you can do so by adding custom code to your WordPress website. There is nothing wrong with adding custom code to your website. However, there are a few things that you need to look out for when adding custom code making these changes to your WordPress website. This article highlights what to look out for, and the best practices to adding custom code to your WordPress website. What to look for before adding Custom Code Snippets in… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] WordPress is still an incredibly popular website builder. It comes in two flavours, one being a self-contained website hosting solution, and the other is a package you can install on your own web hosting provider (if your chosen service doesn’t already provide that option by default). One of the great features of this tool is the plethora of plugins available, some free, some available for a fee. We’ll be taking a look at what we feel are the best plugins out there, to help improve your blogging experience. Although be aware that it is best to limit the number of plugins you install on… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] Last week, Kalimah Apps released its Editor Block Outline plugin to the WordPress plugin repository. The idea is simple. The plugin adds a bordered outline to each block in the document along with their associated labels. For some users, this will help them navigate more complex layouts. There is little information available about Kalimah Apps through the usual WordPress-related channels. However, this is its second plugin in the directory. Its first plugin, which has not been updated in four years, was a massive library of over 40 shortcodes, 1,000s of icons, and dozens of… [ad_2] More Info

[ad_1] Products featured here are selected by our partners at StackCommerce.If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Choose your themes and customize your site. Image: Tranmautritam from Pexels By StackCommerceMashable Shopping2020-12-27 10:00:00 UTC TL;DR: Learn how to build your own website with this WordPress master class, on sale for $30 as of Dec. 27. The internet is full of opportunities — especially entrepreneurial ones. You just need to know how to seize them. With lots of time on your hands and new hobbies… [ad_2] More Info