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This week on WPwatercooler we will be discussing if you should be using a page builder and if so which one should you use. There are many out there and each has their own approach to working with page content and enabling the admin to design it how they see fit. We’ll discuss the ones…
Au programme En compagnie de Valérie Galassi, intégratrice Web et développeur front end, et de Nicolas Richer, Entrepreneur et consultant Web, nous avons évoqué l’animation des communautés locales WordPress et plus particulièrement l’organisation de « Meetups ». Rien n’égale la rencontre IRL! C’est un des grands enseignements de nos échanges. Plus intenses, plus intimes, plus mieux quoi!…
This week I talk about the 5 default Post Types in WordPress Upcoming Events WordCamp Montreal – July 4 WCLAX Call for Speakers & Volunteers Segment 1: In the News WordPress Foundation sues company for using trademark in a TLD [WP Tavern Article] BB Press is looking for your feedback via a survey Segment…
WATCH THE UNEDITED YOUTUBE CLIP OF WP-TONIC BY PRESSING THIS LINK ON YOUR iPHONE. =========== WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress business podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development and online marketing.
Welcome to Episode 43 of Apply Filters. Today we dig into Backpress, a PHP library of some of the core functionality of WordPress. Backpress grew out of the core of WP and is now the muscle behind GlotPress, a popular web-based software translation tool. However, the future of this tool is in question.
Nervous about presenting in front of large audiences? Worried about going it alone as an entrepreneur? Join us this week as our guest, web developer and founder of Karvel Digital, Kronda Adair speaks about her experiences trying out entrepreneurship for the first time. We also discuss where her success as a leader comes from, and…
In this week’s episode, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Joshua Millage, host of the Infusioncast and LMScast podcasts … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 196 – Interview with Joshua Millage and Mark Nelson of LifterLMS →
In today’s episode, learn how add social icons to your WordPress menu with these slick plugins.
This week on WPwatercooler we’ll be discussing WordPress, plugins and theme updates and some best practices before pressing that update button on your live website. We’d like to discuss running a local install with Desktop Server and Vagrant, using staging servers, testing plugins before live updating, WP Rollback and techniques on reducing the occurrence of…
This week I review the new Staging Server/Deployment function within BackupBuddy 6 Upcoming Events WordCamp Europe – June 26-28 — live stream is FREE Segment 1: In the News O2 theme was released — replaces P2 WordPress.TV making tutorial videos. If you want to help there is a blog post on and info HERE Segment 2:…
PRESS THIS LINK ON ITUNES TO SEE THE YOUTUBE CLIP OF THE MAKING OF THIS PODCAST Jonthan Denwood WP-Tonic Interview ====================== WP-Tonic is not only a WordPress maintenance and support service, but we publish a twice weekly WordPress business podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development…
Ever wondered about the benefits of business incubation? Curious to know how to transition your business from a focus on client services to a product company? Join us this week as Ben Fox, co-founder of Sidekick Pro, tells us about his unique experiences starting his business, why his company isn’t in competition with Video User Manuals,…
In today’s episode I share the four main reasons why I left MailPoet in favor of MailChimp for my email newsletter provider.
This week I answer some listener questions. Upcoming Events SouthBay WordPress Meetup – June 18th Segment 1: In the News Not a bunch as I am receding this a bit earlier then normal as I am traveling Segment 2: Listener Q/A Roxanne – Bartering for WordPress work Kyle – Ideas on WordPress Meetup Engagement Segment…
In episode 42 of Apply Filters we talk through a few updates from our projects and dig into an issue that has been plaguing the WordPress community for some time now: Taxonomy Term Splitting. A recent article by Boone Gorges describes the problem very well and explores some of the potential ways to solve it.
