We would like to wish all our American friends a Happy Independence Day. To celebrate this day, a number of WordPress companies are offering huge discounts on their products. You will find special deals on plugins, themes, hosting, and other services. I think this is a great time to invest some money in your business. Below I have listed some…. Continue Reading
Setka Editor: A Visual Content Editor For Your Blog Posts
When it comes to creating content for your blog, it’s no longer enough for your posts to offer a unique perspective. They also have to stand out from posts made by thousands of other bloggers. One of the best ways to make your posts more engaging is to make them visually more interesting. Luckily, WordPress doesn’t lack in the page…. Continue Reading
How to Add Font Awesome Icons to WordPress Manually or With Plugins
Ever see those nifty icons on other people’s WordPress sites? The ones that grab your attention and give you added context for what you’re looking at. Pencils, hamburger icons, those sorts of things… You know, the graphics that look something like this? If you haven’t been living in a cave, I’m willing to bet that you’re nodding your head right now….. Continue Reading
How to Automate WordPress Installs and Setup
One of the great things about WordPress is how easy and quick it is to setup. Many web hosts now offer management dashboards with one-click WordPress installation, often with the option of pre-installing some of the most popular plugins and themes. Even if you install WordPress manually, the process is pretty simple. However, if you’re frequently setting up new sites…. Continue Reading
Pixel Caffeine Review – Easily Add Facebook Pixel to WordPress + More
If you’ve ever visited a website only to immediately start seeing that site’s ads on Facebook, you’ve probably wondered how that site manages to target you so accurately. Don’t worry – they aren’t tracking you through some grand NSA conspiracy. Rather, they’re using something called Facebook Pixel to track your movements on their site (and then retarget you later on)….. Continue Reading
How to Quickly Reset WordPress Back to Its Default State
If you’re like most WordPress users, you spend quite a bit of your time trying to keep your site functioning well. In fact, you probably spend your days trying not to reset WordPress. Because if you’re happy with your site, resetting it would be disastrous! This post is not for those times. This post is for when you want to…. Continue Reading
How to Troubleshoot WordPress Errors and Glitches
As much as I love WordPress, I’ve certainly done my share of swearing at my computer because the WYSIWYG editor won’t load properly or when I check in on one of my websites and find the theme has decided to self-destruct or there are suddenly database connection errors all over the place. To be fair, the core code of WordPress…. Continue Reading
Local by Flywheel – an Easy Way to Develop WordPress Sites Locally
When you develop a site on your local machine you don’t have to worry about the time and bandwidth used in uploading files, or hiding development sites from view until they’re ready to be published. Having a local version of your site locally also provides you with a staging environment where you can easily test any site changes out of…. Continue Reading
Monstroid 2 Review: A Much-Improved Multipurpose WordPress Theme
Monster multipurpose themes are all the rage these days. If you’ve looked for a new WordPress theme some time in the past few years, you’ve probably come across names like X, Avada, Divi…and Monstroid. TemplateMonster released the original Monstroid theme back in 2015. It had some great features, but also some shortcomings that badly needed to be addressed. To fix…. Continue Reading
In Defense of the Jetpack WordPress Plugin
The Jetpack WordPress plugin has seen its share of drama over the years. Some folks argue that it’s a burden on site resources, while others can’t imagine running a website without it. We’re on the side of endorsing Jetpack, and we’ll explain the arguments below. Not only that, but many experts state that WordPress wouldn’t be remotely popular if it weren’t…. Continue Reading
