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It is literally the one thing that no one was asking for, but we can all collectively agree it is kind of cool. A block-based version of the old-school Kubrick WordPress theme exists.

Gutenberg lead Matías Ventura tweeted a quick video of it in action yesterday. Fellow Automattic engineer Riad Benguella had put the theme together.

Did you know that one quarter of all spam emails are accredited to pharmaceutical ads? Pharma hacks go beyond the inbox and spam websites by redirecting traffic and adding fake keywords and subdomains to the search results.

Why, and how did the medical world get tangled up in spam emails, SEO spam, redirects, and website spam injection?

The answer is – money.

The Ways and Means Committee ( responsible for taxation and budget recommendations) stated in their 2019 report that Americans pay anywhere from 4x to 67x the price as other countries for the same drug. Webmd found that Toronto…

WordPress can be made more efficient with the help of AI plugins. They help tailor and personalise content, personalise answers to questions, increase conversation rates by turning leads into consumers, automate tasks, boost engagements, and provide essential insight from user behaviour. WordPress plugins are used for content curation, tech support, and SEO. This article looks into the numerous AI-powered plugins available on WordPress and their functions.  

AI Content Bot 

AI Content Bot is the first AI Content Plugin in WordPress using OpenAI’s GPT-3…

Matt Mullenweg delivered his annual State of the Word address yesterday before a live studio audience in New York City. The majority of WordPress enthusiasts joined the event through the livestream on YouTube. More than 25 meetups gathered for in-person and online watch parties around the world – from Detroit, Singapore, Pakistan, and Medellín, to name a few.

Mullenweg began by reviewing WordPress’ growth over the past year, beginning with the Polyglots’ continued efforts to make WordPress available to the non-English-speaking world. In 2021, translators have significantly…

While using WordPress, there are a few common problems or errors that you might have to contend with. Among the most common is the WordPress memory limit error, also known as a “PHP memory limit error”.

The PHP memory limit error is generally one of the easier WordPress errors to fix because you know exactly what the problem is: certain scripts on your site don’t have access to enough memory. The solution is simply to increase your memory limit, and there are several ways to do this.

Below, we’ll discuss two easy methods.

Solution 1: How to Increase PHP Memory Limit in the…

Last week, I played around with a new plugin that allows users to export a custom theme.json file. The project is still a little buggy at the moment, but I look forward to covering it in more detail soon. The export function was more of a secondary objective for the plugin, but it represents a feature I look forward to landing in WordPress one day.

While tinkering with the plugin, I reminded myself to check on the progress of a related ticket for Gutenberg. Currently, the site editor feature allows end-users to export their theme templates. However, there is still no way to do so for…

Despite recent hyperbole, U.S. heating fuel prices are not high by historical standards.

I wasn’t reading a lot of energy news during the 1973-74 oil crisis, but I can’t remember U.S. heating fuel prices ever receiving this much attention. An ominous Wall Street Journal headline reads, “A Winter of Giant Gas Bills is Coming. Are you Ready?”. Bloomberg warns us about an impending “Propane Market Armageddon”. 

But are these prices actually high? Severin’s recent blog post on gasoline points out the importance of adjusting for inflation when making historical comparisons.