Signs Your WordPress Website Has Outgrown Its Hosting
How do you know when a hosting change is needed – or at least something you should consider? Today, we share a few signs that will clue you in.
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5 Things to Tell Your Clients About WordPress Security
We discuss being proactive when it comes to teaching clients about security best practices. Some things are universal, while others are a bit more specific to WordPress itself.
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Why Some Outdated WordPress Plugins & Themes Are Facing Extinction
If you manage a website that relies on any WordPress plugins or themes that haven’t seen an update for a while, your time with them may be running out. Recent…
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Why Some Outdated WordPress Plugins & Themes Are Facing Extinction
If you manage a website that relies on any WordPress plugins or themes that haven’t seen an update for a while, your time with them may be running out. Recent…
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How to Create a Simple Gutenberg Block Pattern in WordPress
We introduce you to the concept of Gutenberg block patterns and demonstrate how to create one of your own in WordPress.
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Is the WordPress Comment System Still Relevant?
The WordPress comment system is a feature that has survived the long haul. Although, should it still be as prominently featured within WordPress?
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Create a Custom Color Palette for the WordPress Gutenberg Editor
The beauty of the WordPress Gutenberg block editor is that it allows content creators more design freedom. But for web designers, it’s not always desirable to give clients access to…
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How to Troubleshoot WordPress Website Email Issues
It seems inevitable. Emails generated from a WordPress website stop arriving – or get thrown into a spam folder. Email, as a certain grumpy designer once said, is the worst….
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WordPress Theme Showdown: Custom Built vs. Readymade
Aimed towards new(ish) WordPress users or developers, we break down the pros, cons and use cases of choosing either a custom or readymade WordPress theme.
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The 5 Biggest Pains in Website Maintenance
We take a look at (in no particular order) five of the more painful maintenance-related issues that many modern websites have to face.
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