506 – Adding Custom Fonts to WordPress
In today’s episode we take a look at how to add custom fonts to a WordPress site.
Pivoting an Events Plugin During a Global Pandemic with Hazel Quimpo and Zach Tirell
When you run a company focused on software for live events, you have no choice but to pivot when live events cease basically overnight. Hazel and Zach tell their fantastic story of how they were able to pivot a team of 50 people to focus their live events software on virtual events (spoiler alert: it’s…
Post Status Excerpt (No. 4) – Our Job Board, Post Status Gigs, and WordPress Settings Screens
In this episode of Post Status Excerpt, David Bisset and Cory Miller talk about some upcoming enhancements to the Post Status job board and Cory’s experience with the current #gig channel in Post Status Slack. Also covered: David talks about a Brian Krogsgard tweet rant on WordPress settings screens. David asks Cory if he thinks…
Excerpt: Episode 3 – The Future of the Solo WordPress Plugin Developer, Jobs, and Post Status Slack
In the third episode of Post Status Excerpt, David Bisset and Cory Miller talk about what they think the future of the “single” or “solo” WordPress plugin developer might be. They also share some good points made by club members in Post Status Slack earlier in the week. Also covered: Cory talks about being approached…
How to Make Your eCommerce Store Even Better with Patrick Garman
One thing the global pandemic taught us is we need to have a great online presence. This is especially true if you need to sell online – and let’s face it, we all do now. Well Patrick Garman of Mindsize has the knowledge and experience to help anyone launch and improve their eCommerce store. And…
Excerpt: Episode 2 – WPEngine's Atlas, Headless WordPress, and Learning JavaScript
Quick previews from this week’s Post Status newsletter, WPEngine’s Atlas, and Learning JavaScript In the second episode of Post Status Excerpt, David Bisset and Cory Miller follow up on some positive developments in WordPress 5.7. Then they cover the highlights of this week’s Post Status newsletter. David talks about WPEngine’s release of “Atlas,” which addresses…
Chris Hardie on WP Lookout and how information flows in the WordPress community
Chris Hardie has been a web developer since the late 1990s. In this episode of the Post Status Draft podcast, Chris talks with Brian Krogsgard about his career as a deep generalist. Chris has worked as a writer, journalist, political candidate, and consultant, as well as a technologist and web developer. This conversation touches on…
Excerpt: Episode 1 – WordPress 5.7, Gutenberg, and PluginRank
With this episode of Post Status Excerpt — the first of many to come — David Bisset and Cory Miller kick off the new show with a quick chat about the latest WordPress release (5.7 “Esperanza”) — what it addresses, and maybe a pet peeve or two about the new editor. Also covered: PluginRank.com and…
505 – Writing SQL to View Data in WordPress
In today’s episode, we talk about SQL and how to write SQL commands to find the data you need in your WordPress site
Angela Jin on WordCamp US 2020 Cancellation and the Future of WordPress Education
In this episode of Post Status Draft, David Bisset talks with Angela Jin. Angela joined Automattic in 2018 and is one of the community organizers for the WordPress open source project. She has been helping organize, start conversations, and setting policies for WordCamps over the last few years. David recorded this interview around the time…
Buttons bzw. CTAs. Die Welt der Handlungsaufforderung.
Buttons sind äußerst wichtig, dienen der Handlungsaufforderung und ich zeige dir, wie du sie gewinnbringend auf deiner Webseite einsetzen kannst. CTA ist die Abkürzung für Call to Action und heißt übersetzt Aufruf zum Handeln. Ein CTA ist ein Button (oder in seiner einfachsten Form ein Link) mit einer ganz klaren Handlungsaufforderung für deine Besucher. Einige…
047 – Buttons bzw. CTAs. Die Welt der Handlungsaufforderung.
Buttons sind äußerst wichtig, dienen der Handlungsaufforderung und ich zeige dir, wie du sie gewinnbringend auf deiner Webseite einsetzen kannst. CTA ist die Abkürzung für Call to Action und heißt übersetzt Aufruf zum Handeln. Ein CTA ist ein Button (oder in seiner einfachsten Form ein Link) mit einer ganz klaren Handlungsaufforderung für deine Besucher. Einige…
How to Build a Podcast Membership: Looking at the Build Something Club
There are a lot of aspects to consider when creating a membership site. Aside from the tech stack, you need to determine what you’re going to offer and why it’s compelling. In some cases, like a monthly subscription box or access to education resources, the offer is clear. But what about for content creators? Well,…
Sniffing Out The Truth
Sniffing Out The Truth It’s Episode 498 – We have plugins for Bro-Me Baby, Gambling, Events, Name Games, to Infinity and back….., and ClassicPress Options. It’s all coming up on WordPress Plugins A-Z! DesignBro Business Name Generator, Raffle Play Woocommerce, Subscriber Addons for The Events Calendar, Night Eye, Infinite Uploads, Wpit Funny Name Generator and…
504 – Why Learning JavaScript is Important
In today’s episode we talk about why JavaScript is an important piece of WordPress and why we should learn it.