4 Alternatives to the WordPress Jetpack Plugin
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Best Drag and Drop WordPress Page Builders
WP App Store on February 28, 2020 We love WordPress — a lot. It allows you to do so much for free and offers incredible premium themes so your website and/or blog can stand out from the crowd. Unfortunately, not all of us out there know how to code, which can make customizing your WordPress a bit difficult.
WordPress Hosting Guide: DIY To Managed WordPress Hosting (And Everything In Between)
Colin Newcomer on October 10, 2018 If you want to create a WordPress site, you’re going to need some type of hosting. It’s like your car’s engine – without it, you’re not going anywhere! But when you’re staring at all those different WordPress hosting solutions, it’s tough to know exactly what you need to actually get your WordPress site up and running.
In this post, I’m going to demystify the world of WordPress hosting by explaining:
- The bare minimum that you need to host a WordPress site (spoiler – pretty much any host can host WordPress)
- What types of WordPress hosting are available (including fun acronyms like VPS)
- What managed WordPress hosting is (and whether or not you need it)
Then, I’ll recommend some quality options for hosting your WordPress site, depending on your needs, knowledge, and budget. Read More
Top 10 One Page WordPress Themes of 2018 and Beyond
Freddy Muriuki on September 25, 2018 One page WordPress themes were once just a fad, but from the look of things, these bad boys are here to stay. The one-pager theme of today is as powerful and flexible as any multi-page WordPress theme.
In today’s post, you find 10 of the best-selling one page WordPress themes. The themes on this list employ the latest web techniques such as responsiveness, parallax, and flat design among others. Read More
3 Plugins That Changed How I Develop for WordPress
Iain Poulson on July 20, 2014 I would imagine the journey I took into developing themes and sites with WordPress is a very similar one to a lot of people. Take a default Twenty* theme, get a feel for it, tweak it here, rip it apart there. When I first started, everything chunk of code was borrowed, copied or used as a base. I believed only ‘professional’ developers write all their code from scratch, and know all the function names and syntax without having to look them up. Wrong! Read More