The founder of Leave Your Mark and the author of On Brand: Shape Your Narrative. Share Your Vision. Shift Their Perception sits down with Jessica Abo. View original post at Entrepreneur…
How This Web Dev Went from 0 to 60 (Websites)
This is the first in a series, Member Success Stories, where we ask WPMU DEV-ers who are killing it in the WordPress web dev business to share key contributors of their success with us – and you. Today we welcome Phil, the owner of Capital Web Design, a Canadian web services agency based in Ottawa. WPMU DEV: Congrats on your …
Local 6.7.0 Adds Long-Requested Site Grouping Feature
WP Engine’s Local development app has released version 6.7.0 with Site Grouping, a highly requested feature that will greatly improve users’ workflows. It allows users to create custom groups in the sidebar of the Local dashboard page for better organization of their sites. Local users have been asking for this feature since 2017, as many are managing dozens of WordPress …
#67 – Talisha Lewallen on How CertifyWP Is Hoping To Offer WordPress Certification
Transcript [00:00:00] 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, what a WordPress certification might look like. If you’d like to subscribe to the podcast, you can do …
5 Reasons Why This Metric is the Future of Public Relations
The measure of a brand’s reputation has changed significantly. Here’s what you should look out for. View original post at Entrepreneur…
Patchstack Tracks 328% More Security Bugs Reported in WordPress Plugins in 2022
Patchstack, a WordPress security maintenance and management tool, has published its “State of WordPress Security” whitepaper for 2022, tracking a few key metrics on publicly reported vulnerabilities. The findings highlight the risk of using unmaintained themes and plugins along with developers’ need to keep pace with updates to libraries and dependencies included in their work. Patchstack is tracking a significant …
17 Time-Saving CSS Tips For WordPress Users
WordPress offers endless possibilities for designing and customizing your website. In this article, we’ll share some practical CSS tips specifically for WordPress users, from styling your header to tweaking your fonts. While WordPress offers plenty of pre-made themes and templates, sometimes you need to take matters into your own hands and make customizations with CSS. If you have ever asked …
Toot the Word Survey Finds Mastodon Increasingly Important to WordPress’ Community of Tooters
More than 200 users on Mastodon who consider themselves part of the WordPress community, responded to the recent Toot the Word 2023 Survey, which was conducted by the admins of five WordPress-oriented Mastodon instances. The purpose of the survey was to help those running these instances understand how important Mastodon is for the WordPress community and what they can do …
3 of the Biggest Risks That Come With Rebranding — and How to Overcome Them
Here are some tips to manage three of the biggest risks companies face when rebranding. View original post at Entrepreneur…
WordPress 6.2 RC 1 Released and Ready for Testing
WordPress 6.2 RC 1 was released today, marking the hard string freeze and readiness for translation ahead of the official release on March 28. There are three weeks remaining for testing. WordPress contributors published the 6.2 Field Guide, which includes the dev notes – technical updates for many of the new features and changes included in this release. These include …