With WordPress 5.0, WordPress is about to undergo one of the largest changes in a long, long time. The new feature? A brand new default content editor, dubbed Gutenberg.t The Gutenberg block editor will completely replace the formerly default TinyMCE editor that you’ve been using for years. As such, the way that you create content on your WordPress site is…. Continue Reading
Social Snap Review: An All-in-One WordPress Social Media Toolkit
Looking for a better way to handle social media on your WordPress site? Social Snap is a complete (and modular) social media toolkit that helps you with: Social share buttons Social follow buttons Click to tweet Automatic share to social media Social login It has a really well-designed interface on both the frontend and backend, and it’s definitely worth taking…. Continue Reading
Oxygen 2.1 Update: ACF/Toolset Integrations, Sticky Headers + More
A few months back, we reviewed Oxygen 2.0, a flexible design tool that helps you build your entire WordPress theme with a visual, drag-and-drop editor. It’s different from your run-of-the-mill page builder because it has a much deeper focus on dynamic content and templating. The original Oxygen 2.0 release was in June 2018. Since then, the Oxygen team has been…. Continue Reading
How to Make a Website: Complete Beginner’s Guide
So you want to learn how to make a website? Congratulations! You’re about to join hundreds of thousands of others who have embraced the web and jumped into building websites. Better yet, nowadays you can build a detailed website without knowing a single line of computer code. Yup! You really can learn how to start a website without knowing a…. Continue Reading
YellowPencil Review: A Beginner-Friendly Visual CSS Editor For WordPress
Ever wished that you could go beyond your theme’s style settings and style every little bit of your WordPress site? You could fix that plugin that looks weird with your theme…or you could change how that one widget looks to make it work better… Well, CSS is a markup language that lets you do just that. It’s super powerful for…. Continue Reading
How To Add Google Tag Manager To WordPress And Create Your First Tag
Want to add Google Tag Manager to WordPress? Google Tag Manager has a ton of benefits for WordPress sites. It helps you add and manage all the various scripts you use on your site. For example, instead of needing to manually add code for services like: Google Analytics Event tracking Google Optimize You can just manage everything through Google Tag…. Continue Reading
Oxygen 2.0 Review: Flexible Visual Website Building For WordPress
Ever wished that you could build your entire WordPress theme with a drag-and-drop visual editor? What was once merely a dream is now becoming more accessible thanks to tools like Beaver Themer, Elementor Pro 2.0 and – the subject of today’s review – Oxygen 2.0. Oxygen 2.0 is a visual drag-and-drop website builder for your WordPress site. Via its powerful…. Continue Reading
How To Embed Google Maps In WordPress: With Or Without A Plugin
Are you looking for a way to embed Google Maps in WordPress? It’s a good skill to have – using a map is an awesome visual tool that allows you to quickly communicate a whole variety of information. If you’re a business, you can use it to show prospective customers where you’re located. Or, if you’re a blogger, you can…. Continue Reading
How To Bulk Upload Files To WordPress Via FTP + Other Methods
Struggling with how to bulk upload files to WordPress via FTP? Sometimes you’re dealing with so many images that the regular WordPress media library uploader isn’t cutting it. Or, you might be working with a file that’s so large you can’t upload it through the Media Library uploader without hitting the maximum upload limit. In fact, some WordPress sites have…. Continue Reading
8 Best WordPress Events Plugins – Calendars, Venues, Tickets + More
If you’re planning to display events on your website, one of these WordPress events plugins is going to give you a lot more flexibility than trying to do things manually. Such plugins can help you create and manage events from right inside your WordPress dashboard. Then, they’ll help you show those events on the front-end of your site in a…. Continue Reading
