Launching an online course is just an easy part. The complexity begins with how to convert this knowledge into a continuous revenue stream. Everyone can make a course, but cannot sell it. A blend of marketing psychology and solid technical setup is compulsory. To stand out in this competitive market,... read more →
Mar
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Feb
18
The internet is changing at a breakneck speed, with Web3 bringing a new era of decentralization, integration with blockchain and enhanced user control. All sectors, including content management platforms (CMS) like WordPress, are being re-fashioned with this change. With the world moving towards platforms powered by blockchain, WordPress developers have... read more →
Feb
17
Imagine walking into a library where books are scattered everywhere with no rhyme or reason. Frustrating, right? The same goes for your website. The structure and format of your site are important factors in delivering a seamless User Experience (UX). But as you keep adding more content, maintaining order can... read more →
Nov
14
Throughout history, we have seen the powerful take control of everything they loved and wreck everything they didn’t. Almost all the influential rulers believed, everything is fair in love and war. Automattic & WP Engine are at war and nobody is enjoying it. As the war continues to show its... read more →
Nov
01
Throughout the history, mankind has fought battles over battles to gain the most desirous state of their existence i.e. POWER!. Power has enabled its custodians to hold on to resources that are crucial for their survival. The chronicles do explain though that Power always look for more Power! Likewise, we... read more →
Aug
03
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a fundamental language used for styling webpages. To make the most of your CSS development, having the right tools is essential. Here, we present the 15 best CSS tools that can enhance your workflow and productivity. Table of Contents 1. CodePen Website: CodePen Pros: A... read more →
Jun
19
When building your business website, you usually consider many aspects, such as the cost, the quality, the delivery time, the after-sales, etc. Hence you’ll always be keen to choose the…
Apr
20
HTML tables, once commonly used for webpage layouts, are now a layout headache for many web designers. Tables often work best with fixed widths, which means they can wreak havoc on otherwise pixel-perfect responsive website designs. So what’s a WordPresser to do? The first thing to do with tables is... read more →
Apr
08
Last week I featured three tips for effectively utilizing shortcodes. Now what’s the point in having all of that knowledge if you can’t use it? It’s time to get down and dirty with some shortcodes that you can use on your WordPress blog right now. Your level (or lack) of... read more →
Apr
06
Can we talk about the About page for a minute? I know it doesn’t usually merit as much attention because it’s not selling your product or service, but it’s still an important part of your site’s identity. While I can’t give you a tried-and-true formula for how to make an... read more →
Apr
03
As the vast majority of you are no doubt aware, WordPress is an open source development platform. In practical terms, this means one thing – you can have a hand in maintaining the world’s most popular content management system. Sounds pretty cool, right? However, there is a flip side to this... read more →
Mar
30
I know I talk a lot about how it’s your responsibility to ensure that your WordPress websites are secure. (Because it is.) That said, there are instances where you have very little control over the vulnerabilities that other users introduce to the site. Specifically, I’m referring to users who don’t... read more →
Mar
15
A few weeks back it was thank a plugin developer day. I love those guys. They make me happy. But I love them so much that I end up filling my website with plugins to achieve things that I could achieve with code. Nowadays I love code snippets. They’re handy,... read more →
Mar
15
The WordPress post page (where you write your posts) can get a little crowded for some people’s taste. Code for Removing Meta Boxes Remove Meta Boxes from Pages For example, take a look at this screenshot of the section below the write/edit screen. It’s jam-packed with different types of meta... read more →
Mar
02
Sometimes making different sections of a post distinctly separate from each other can go a long way in making your post more readable. In some cases, embedding a horizontal line, like this one … is just the answer. For example, in a recent post here on WPMU, I had over... read more →
Feb
09
Sometimes WordPress acts like an evil devil, a digital psychotic dictator that decides it doesn’t want you to have spaces where you want to have spaces. It simply strips out the code no matter how many times you reset it or how many times you save it. The Problem The... read more →
Jan
28
You’ve got a beautifully designed logo. Well done. Now, what do you do with it? Once your high quality logo is designed and ready to go, it should appear on all your branded material, including your WordPress website. Typically, there are three schools of thought as to where logos can... read more →
Jan
15
AJAX has become all the rage in the past couple of years and for good reason. AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a way to have a “conversation” with the server and display the results without reloading the page. This technique allows us to refresh “Like” counters, add items to a... read more →
Aug
05
In the past, a “header” in web design referred to the ever-present strip at the top of websites that contained the logo, navigation bar, and maybe some contact details and search bar. Nowadays, a “header” refers more often to the entire space above the fold on the home page. Unless... read more →
Jan
25
WordPress is the most popular platform for websites for a reason. Well, actually, there are many reasons why this is ... Read more4 Tips to Improve Your WordPress Website Security The post 4 Tips to Improve Your WordPress Website Security appeared first on WPArena.