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¿Qué es un VPS? Pues no es más que un Servidor Privado Virtual ¿virtual? sí. Os contamos. Un servidor es un ordenador que tiene unos programitas que funcionan para dar servicio, por ejemplo: un servicio web, un servicio de base de datos, un servicio de resolución de nombres tipo dns, etc. Que sea virtual significa…
En su momento lo pensé y dije: Parar nunca. Pero después de dos semanas de mucho relajo… Lo he pensado y he parado en varias cosas.
You need maps on a website like you need butter on toast. I really struggle to think of too many projects that I’ve built where the client did not want a maps show there business location. It might be that you can get away with a simple Google maps embed, but what if you want…
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Spotify / Ivoox / Google Podcast / Itunes Muchas personas no saben los tipos de productos de se pueden crear en WooCommerce, en este episodio te vamos a dar a conocer los 4 tipos de productos que vienen por defecto para que los conozcas y no tengas ni un problema el momento de configurarlos. Patrocinador:…
This week on WPwatercooler we’re discussing the upcoming release of WordPress 5.5 and the changes that will be affecting your websites. This episode is brought to you by: ServerPress https://www.serverpress.com WPSiteSync https://www.wpsitesync.com The Query https://wpwatercooler.com/thequery #wpwatercooler
Chris Coyier is a veteran to the web. He dabbled first with WordPress and has used it for years. WooCommerce also drifted in and out of Chris’s web life.
Cuando pasas de cobrarte por servidores, a darte el servicio solo para 5 sitios webs… Con el perdón: Están locos.
Rob Cairns talks to Jeff Brown about the lessons he has learned teaching online. For show notes please see: https://stunningdigitalmarketing.com/episode97/
I have burned out multiple times running my agencies. Why? Because I ignored the signs and kept pushing forward. I put deadlines, clients and my own pride before my health and mental well-being. Full show notes: https://agencytrailblazer.com/signs-you-should-slow-down-and-how-to-do-it
This week on WPwatercooler we’re discussing technical debt and how to tackle it. Sponsored by ServerPress and WPSiteSync http://www.serverpress.com https://www.wpsitesync.com Introducing – The Query A question and answer show for 38% of the web. 2020 was supposed to be the year that Jason Cosper did Ask Me Anything sessions instead of giving prepared talks at…
En el episodio 225 de WordPress Semanal respondo dudas sobre cómo crear el efecto zoom al pasar el ratón por encima, problemas al intentar poner código, solucionar un mensaje de error en la configuración en WordPress, cómo gestiono las descargas de los suscriptores y cómo poner un aviso destacado. Escuchar en iTunes Escuchar en iVoox…
In this episode of the Draft podcast, Cory and Brian discuss creating and operating in healthy virtual environments: For work, conference, and personal use — all in a world that prevents the familiar physical experiences.
“Llevar la biblioteca de imágenes de Internet a la plataforma de publicación de Internet”. Hablamos de Unsplash y de su plugin
Stephen Hackett is one of my favorite podcasters, and cofounded my favorite podcast network, Relay.fm. Back in 2018, I spoke to his co-founder Myke Hurley about starting podcasts. Since then, Relay has really ramped up their membership program and I though Stephen would be the perfect guy to talk to about putting out tons of…
Online translations have sped up research and business growth, now how about paying for a one-stop shop translation plug-in? Today on the WPMRR podcast, Joe talks to Augustin Prot on co-founding WeGlot into existence, why premium subscriptions should offer more, and how community support adds value to a business service. Listen to how…
