How Content Generators Work and Why You Need One
Opinion
10 MIN READ
What do you do when “lorem ipsum” is not enough? Automated content generators are the rescue sometimes! Let’s see what you can generate.
10 Awesome Websites Made with WordPress
Opinion
9 MIN READ
Searching for 🔍 the Most Awesome WordPress Websites? Let’s explore the world’s 10 most amazing websites made with WordPress 👉.
10 Best Places to Sell Photos Online and Make Money
Opinion
13 MIN READ
Want to sell your photos online 🤔? Explore the world’s top photography websites to sell your photos and make money online 💰.
Top 10 Resources to Learn Photo Editing Online
Opinion
9 MIN READ
Want to learn photo editing? Here are the top 10 👍 websites you can learn photo editing 📸 at any level from beginner to advanced.
10 Best Landing Page Examples That Convert (2021)
Marketing
24 MIN READ
A landing page is the first impression. It is specifically created to achieve a high rate of conversions. Here are 10 best Landing Page Examples That Convert ✅
WordPress Gets New Gutenberg Editor: What You Should Do as a Developer [UPDATED]
WordPress
14 MIN READ
WordPress, the go-to 15-year-old content management system (CMS), still grows and experiences significant changes and improvements. During the last 2 years, 5 major versions have been released. Their focus was on editor, customizer, widgets and other minor improvements of UX. I would describe these improvements, released after the REST API in WP 4.4, as well-liked by both ordinary users and developers. However, the release coming very soon is a major fundamental change of the core WP experience, content editing. This change affects every WP user. For years, WP relied on tinyMCE editor, which is a quasi-WYSIWYG editor with an extensible list of buttons to add and edit rich content. Now, the core team behind WP has set a kickoff goal: to create a completely new post and page editing experience. Need to adapt to these changes and stay up-to-date As a plugin or theme developer, you may consider how this…
How to Install a WordPress Plugin: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
How To: Beginner
6 MIN READ
This is a step-by-step tutorial for beginners on installing a WordPress plugin. Soon after you install WordPress, you’ll find out that for a lot of functions your website needs plugins. Wanna display your photos in neat galleries, sell directly from your site or integrate social media sites? Forget “There’s an app for that.” In the WP universe, it’s “There’s a plugin for that.” But before you can use the exact right plugin for the task, a quick “how to install WordPress plugin” Google search will tell you, you have to install it. You can go about it a couple of ways and in this article we’ll discuss about each of them. But first, we’ll talk about what plugins are and what plugins your WP website likely needs. Here’s a quick preview of what’s to come: What’s a plugin? Which plugins does my WordPress website need? Install a Plugin Using WordPress…
How to Optimize Videos and Images on Your WordPress Site
Optimization
14 MIN READ
Are there many videos and images on your website and want them to load without slowing down your website’s performance? Optimize them not to lose efficiency!
Blog vs Online Magazine: Which One’s Yours?
Blogging
7 MIN READ
Set your priorities and decide whether your new WordPress publication is a blog or a magazine. This article will help you find the key differences between blogs and online magazines and give the right name to your website.
8 Best Websites to Learn Web Development for Free
Opinion
8 MIN READ
Wanna learn web development online for free? Explore these 8 best websites, take a web development course of your choice for free.