WordPress has evolved from a blogging tool to a fully-fledged content management system (CMS). It wouldn’t run 70+ million websites if it didn’t have the capabilities that most people needed to manage content. One thing that I’ve learned over time is that while much remains the same, each website (I build) seems to have some unique …
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Gravity Forms is pretty much the de facto standard for form development inside of WordPress. The first thing that comes to mind is the standard “contact form” (which it’s very, very good at), but the Gravity Forms plugin can do so much more. Why should you integrate Gravity Forms immediately on your WordPress site? I have a …
Today in this WordPress tutorial we’re going to talk about importing and exporting content into WordPress using conventional built-in tools (in WP), plugins for specific use cases, and last (but not least) some advanced PHP coding techniques (if you want to roll your own). In other words this article is for basic, intermediate, and advanced …
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I have been using WordPress since 2004/2005 – and when new features come out, sometimes it takes time to implement them in new and existing websites you work on. When custom post types came out with WordPress 3.0 – I have to admit it took 3-6 months to start regularly using them in my work. At first …
WordPress is great, but let’s face it – most good plugins are born out of a need to do something WordPress doesn’t do out of the box. If you’re a WordPress developer, you work with all kinds of websites big and small. Each have their own share of issues, whether it’s a new site from the …
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WordPress started out as a blogging platform, and most people are aware that you can have multiple user accounts within one website. You can have one (or multiple) admins, and people designated with any of the default user roles: WordPress Roles Simplified subscriber: read capabilitycontributor: can write posts but not publishauthor: can write, publish, and manage postseditor: …
30+ Ways to Use API’s in WordPress with NO Coding Over the years I have received countless requests to customize WordPress. Design and layout, those kinds of things are easy enough. The more complicated projects have requests to connect WordPress with something. Can you send my form to Campaign Monitor or Salesforce? People ask things …
There are more than 75 million websites running WordPress. More than 20,000 people make their living full time with WordPress in some way (designers, developers, consultants). In between the 20,000 and 75 million are a great number of people that maintain their own website with varying degrees of experience (and curiosity). Much like home improvement, web …
Twenty Two percent of active domains on the web use WordPress, that’s near 1 in every 4 websites. WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) in the world because it’s intuitive, easy to use, and you can literally set it up and start building a website in just minutes. Anything that’s popular or …
More often than not my day consists of WordPress website problems I need to find a solutions for. Much of it I can draw from my own experience, but often I’ll Google for the answers I need. Usually though, the answers aren’t found just in one place – they come from forums, blog comments, tutorials, and Q&A …
