Creating a WordPress privacy policy for your site is very important so make sure to read our guide on how to add the WPLegalPages plugin here.
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John Hewick
Do you want to know more about resizing images programmatically in WordPress? You can click here for a step by step guide on how you can achieve this and have your images fit perfectly on to your WordPress website.
Are you looking to find out how you can create a WordPress child page? Then make sure you click here to find out more about how you can achieve this on your WordPress website.
Not sure whether to use functions.php or use a plugin when adding to your WordPress website? Then click here for more information about the pros and cons to both.
Looking to get more subscribers on YouTube? Then make sure to include a subscribe button on your blog! Find out how to do this here.
Do you have a WordPress website? Then you should know how to reduce HTTP requests in WordPress. Here, we are taking you through this process step by step.
Here, we’ll take you through the basic functionality of wp_enqueue and why your WordPress website can really benefit from it to create a great user experience.
Here, we’re talking you through some of the best and most popular Chrome extensions that WordPress developers can start using today!
In this article, we’ll help you learn how to add JavaScript to WordPress. We’ll cover all the basic rules you need to remember!
If you’re seeing a 429 error code appear on your WordPress website, this article should help you troubleshoot and fix this issue.
Here, we’ll first talk you through what MySQL is and then we will take a look at some popular solutions to convince your database to use the right index.
Here, we’re taking a look at how you can create a fantastic landing page to convert visitors into buyers at your Magento store.
Your WordPress website plays a crucial role in your business’s online presence. Here, we’ll look at how to optimise your site for every device.
Here we’re taking a closer look at Apache mod_rewrite. This is an Apache webserver module that can be used for flexible URL rewriting.
Selecting the perfect CMS for you can be a tricky process. Here we’re taking a look at five of the top CMSs available today and WordPress took the top spot!
Category pages are a great way to divide your blog articles up into easy to view topics. Learn how to create custom category pages in WordPress.
PHP offers the freedom to cover all your date and time requirements. Here’s how to go about completing some of the main functions.
Clearly there are plenty of benefits to providing discounts for multiple purchases, but just how easy is this to set up on Woocommerce? Find out.
Follow this simple install tutorial if you’re wanting to reap the benefits of utilising Varnish for an Apache web server. This guide is only for those installing on CentOS7.
I bet you didn’t think it wasn’t entirely feasible to build a WordPress theme using both the REST API and Vue.js. Learn how to do it from our simple guide.
In news which is set to revolutionise the way your company generates content, a ground-breaking new add-on lets you realise the benefits of Google Docs in WordPress.
If you’re yet to familiarise yourself with template hierarchy, it could be worth taking a look at this brief introduction. This guide gives a general understanding of this developer term.
OpenCart or Magento? Here’s a showdown of both platforms with advantages and disadvantages across some of the fundamentals. Read more.
WordPress has come a long way since the days of creating posts based on complex criteria. Back during this early period, users had to conform to WordPress standards which made changes difficult to implement and manage.
WordPress can do lots: a simple website, social media site, blog, business page etc. In our first post we discussed the interesting things you can with WordPress. Now here are a few more options.
It’s not uncommon to see an error message when trying to upload large images on WordPress. If you’ve ever seen the message ‘filename.jpg exceeds the maximum upload size for this site’ you’ll be familiar with this issue.
If you’re a designer that’s never really worked in the software arena, then the term ‘agile’ might seem a little weird to you. What the heck does it mean?
WordPress 4.4, released late last year and named Clifford after the jazz great Clifford Brown, trumpeter extraordinaire. It’s set to make the year 2016 very exciting indeed.
The WP REST API was a popular plugin used by developers who were looking for ways to get the CMS power from WordPress but with alternative front ends.
Following on from yesterday’s post about User Roles, today we present some plugins to help you manage them.
User Roles give you the ability to manage the backend of your site with clearly defied roles for users which reduce the risk of mistakes which can impact your entire website.
Building themes and plugins and apps is no longer a question of ‘how’ to get started but rather ‘where’. That’s where WordPress comes in.
WordPress and other CMSs such as Drupal and Joomla often are compared with a bespoke CMS which could be designed specifically for a project by companies sizing up the options for their own website.
The changes at WordPress aren’t just going to impact on PHP developers who are going to have to learn new skill sets. The REST API will herald a new group of developers who work with front end languages such as JavaScript.
So now the REST API is part of the WordPress core, the CMS is opened up, not just to developers but to anyone who is interested in creating a frontend for a new website or for an app. This can be done while incorporating the easy-to-use WordPress admin panel.
January 28th sees A Day of REST, an event held in London with nine speakers from the REST API development team speaking.
This month we’re going to be talking a lot about the WordPress REST API. But what in tarnation is the WordPress API?!
It’s understandable to think that paying your employees to do what they want sounds disconcerting—if not totally ludicrous. Here’s why it might not be.
Encountered a WordPress error? Don’t worry, you aren’t alone! The wonderful thing about the WordPress CMS is the fantastic support you can find online to fix any problem.
You start out with a little modification of someone else’s theme and soon, that just isn’t enough. You want more. You want to BUILD YOUR OWN THEME, DAMN IT!
