WordPress 5.5 “Eckstine”
Here it is! Named “Eckstine” in honor of Billy Eckstine, this latest and greatest version of WordPress is available. Excellent article chez Kinsta ( comme souvent) https://kinsta.com/fr/blog/wordpress-5-5/
WordPress 5.5 “Eckstine”
Here it is! Named “Eckstine” in honor of Billy Eckstine, this latest and greatest version of WordPress is available. Excellent article chez Kinsta ( comme souvent) https://kinsta.com/fr/blog/wordpress-5-5/
226 | Q&A fresco (parte 2 de 3)
En el episodio 226 de WordPress Semanal respondo dudas sobre qué hace cuando tu versión WordPress no se ha aprobado, cómo personalizar dimensiones de una imagen, cómo crear un sistema de venta sencillo, cómo y cuándo gastarte el dinero en plugins y themes y saber si debes crear un sitemap para los diferentes autores de…
WordPress 5.5
Al actualizar tu WordPress a la versión 5.5 vas a recibir una “amarilla” bienvenida y un resumen muy prometedor: Velocidad, búsqueda y seguridad.
Banned for affiliate links in a free WordPress theme
Not to be outdone by their recent 1 million active install celebration, Astra finds itself in some hot murky water. The theme was recently suspended when the theme review team found affiliate links “cloaked” in buttons recommending other plugins. Friend of the show Ron Huereca shows us a code snippet of how they achieved this,…
Episode 34: WordPress Freelancing & Pricing with Tom Hirst
This week Jack and I talk to Tom Hirst, a freelance WordPress developer who is fast becoming an authority on freelance pricing. We talk about his journey, what WordPress projects he works on, Gutenberg and Headless WordPress, freelancing, and pricing freelance projects. This episode is sponsored by FastSpring – the full-service ecommerce solution that enables…
Hosting a Daily Podcast with Harry Morton
One of the hardest things to do is put out daily content…and on top of that, making it helpful, timely, and in podcast form! This sounds like a ton of work, but Harry Morton of Lower Street does just that. In this episode, we’ll explore how Harry can consistently put out a daily podcast about…
E107 – Dealing with haters, producing quality content at scale and too many online WordPress events
Negativity is everywhere online, so how do you deal with it? Today on the WPMRR podcast, Joe and Christie talk about dealing with online haters, proper online moderation, and how webinars are overcrowding digital learning. Listen in to learn how to deal with haters in a healthy manner! Episode Resources: Binge on past episodes you…
Aprender WordPress
Esta semana se lanza WordPress 5.5 y te presento sus últimas novedades aunque dedico otro bloque especial al nuevo proyecto Learn WordPress en el que la Comunidad plantea hacer formación en línea.
WordPress, estadísticas y cuota
En W3Techs le di una mirada a la estadística de uso y cuota de mercado de WordPress y me pareció interesante compartirlo
039: Solving Education Issues During Covid-19 with Meg Phillips
About Meg Phillips: Meg Phillips is a mom, marketer, and web developer. Before having children, Meg worked in apparel product development and was part of the team that launched the Soma Brand for Chico’s FAS. Since becoming a mom, Meg continues to work as a product developer focused on technology and marketing for start-up ideas….
Episodio 64: Elementor, RGPD y el Astra-gate con Santiago Alonso
Santiago Alonso es un tipo de esos que merece la pena conocer a fondo. Culo de mal asiento, curioso, inquieto y con poco vergüenza para meterse en un fregao, se sube hoy al tren de UBAC para contarnos cositas de las mil batallas en las que está inmerso. Aunque de algunas de ellas podéis saber…
Podcast E337 – What I learned during my sabbatical week
This week I share my experience in my first sabbatical. [powerpress]
P2 2
We discuss our conversation with an upcoming guest, premiering later this week. Then we jump into the release of P2, which we’re both excited about, and Luke laments its currently non-public code base.
P2 2
We discuss our conversation with an upcoming guest, premiering later this week. Then we jump into the release of P2, which we’re both excited about, and Luke laments its currently non-public code base.