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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.
WP App Store on February 28, 2020 What in the world is caching and why would I ever need a WordPress plugin for it? Caching is very technical and a bit dry. But once you know, you’ll never forget — just like a cache!
Actually, caching is a pretty cool concept and if you want to optimize your WordPress page’s loading speed you could greatly benefit from a WordPress caching plugin.
Rita Asta on June 4, 2019 Have you ever heard about online education? Well, you definitely have. As a matter of fact, online education is really a big deal today. More and more people prefer to study completely online or at least take some online classes or courses from time to time. Moreover, if you run an educational institution, no matter whether you provide online classes or not, a decent website is a must-have for your school, college, courses etc. So now you may wonder, “How do I make a website for my educational institution?” Well, this is exactly what we are going to figure out in this article.
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
Freddy Muriuki on August 22, 2018 Excellent customer support is everything, and a great WordPress helpdesk plugin can mean the difference between success and utter failure.
Today’s post is a small list of the best WordPress helpdesk plugins but think of it as a study of how to provide better support. Read More
Iain Poulson on April 4, 2017 Managing large amounts of content in WordPress can be a challenge, especially when you’re handling complex content with Advanced Custom Fields or WooCommerce. WordPress’ default post, user, comment and taxonomy management screens offer little insight to stay in control of your website. If you regularly encounter this problem, I encourage you to check out Admin Columns Pro. It ships with all kinds of cool features. The most important feature is the ability to customize the columns displayed in the posts and users overview, the media library, etc. On top of that, Admin Columns Pro lets you filter and sort your content to quickly find what you need, and its Direct Editing functionality lets you update your content straight from the overview!
To make it even more interesting, they’ve just launched Admin Columns Pro 4: it’s been in the works for over a year. With a revamped interface, ranged filtering, advanced column sets per user group, it’s pretty much all you can ask for in admin enhancement. And for power-users amongst you: integration add-ons for WooCommerce, Advanced Custom Fields, Types and Pods are already included in all licenses up from the Business license. With an average rating of 98.3% and over 80,000 websites relying on Admin Columns, it’s safe to say you’ll be in pretty good company using it.
