One of the best aspects of WordPress CMS is the amazing collection of pre-built themes (both paid and free) it offers. Whether you want to setup a WordPress powered blog or any standard website, you can easily get access to the theme perfectly suited to your needs. However, there are some disadvantages of using a … Read more
Another new week has passed and it’s time to summarize the week’s happenings. Exciting new WordPress related articles are presented daily around the world. And I’ll try to summarize what has happened during the last week in our roundup. Syed Waseem Abbas, who usually writes the roundups every week are on a well-deserved vacation, so I cover … Read more
As we await the major release of WordPress 4.3 it´s been discovered WordPress versions 4.2.2 and earlier are affected by a cross-site scripting vulnerability. A Security and Maintenance Release Version has been released and it is highly recommended that you update to WordPress 4.2.3. You who have automatic update enabled should have been updated by … Read more
There is no gainsaying in the statement that mobile has captured our world and this is not just a fad and craze of embracing a new technology. Mobile devices are accepted with all arms wide open because of the usability they provide. Be it professional or personal space, these devices have now become an integral … Read more
WordPress 4.2 was released in April this year and honored the jazz pianist Bud Powell. As you all know (if you use WordPress and are interested in WP), all previous versions of WordPress are dedicated to both famous and lesser-known Jazzers. Even if you don’t like jazz, you have surely discovered a lot of exciting … Read more
UPDATED on 8/4/2021: Not many would disagree that WordPress is easily the most popular CMS out there. Since its launch in 2003, WordPress has grown into a favorite platform for blogs, portfolios, and functional websites. Still, its sheer popularity is something everyone knows about, but not many of us can actually guess how popular WordPress … Read more
WordPress got the pace back. Last week we saw the first beta version of the upcoming release. This week we received WordPress 4.3 Beta 2. Our Weekly WordPress Roundups have a voluminous connection with the WordPress releases. Those who are following the roundups knowing this fact that we started our series with the series of … Read more
One of the few downsides when it comes to using WordPress or other CMS, is that there is a risk that your site will be targeted by hackers. Ranging from simple brute force attacks to your login page. Have A Strong Unique Username And Password This is your first line of defense. By not having … Read more
I missed the hot weather of Seville. Spanish administration knows that I hate summers and would not want me to suffer. So, they refused my Visa. It was a great weekend anyways. Live stream for the event was available. I enjoyed listening to my favorite personalities from WordPress community. The schedule of WordCamp Europe 2015 … Read more
If you have ever used the default WordPress commenting system, you are sure to know that it lacks in functionality. In fact, it has become such a problem that many website owners have stopped monitoring comments altogether and have disabled this valuable feature. There is a general feeling that comments these days are all spam … Read more