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Joe Fylan on December 4, 2018 In this guide, we’re going to show you an easy way to migrate a WordPress website from one server or domain to another.
Although there are lots of tools and ways to do this, the method covered in this guide is arguably the quickest and easiest way to move an entire WordPress website — or its individual components, such as the post content, media files, themes, and plugins — to a new home.
Freddy Muriuki on November 27, 2018 Are you excited to start a WordPress blog? Of course, you are!
The only problem is you don’t know the first thing about starting a blog. You are probably afraid to start one thinking it’s costly, burdensome and for the tech-savvy.
Brenda Stokes Barron on October 30, 2018 So, you’ve been working hard to build a strong online presence, drive traffic to your website, and generate more sales for your business. And so far as you can tell, whatever it is you’re doing, is working.
The problem is, without actually tracking the data, you’ll never know whether you’re actually making progress or not. Worse yet, you may be missing out on huge opportunities to grow even more, simply because you don’t know who is coming to your website, where they’re coming from, and what they’re doing once they get there.
All businesses, no matter what size, can benefit from investing in an analytics solutions to track what’s really happening on their website at any given moment.
Freddy Muriuki on October 23, 2018 Have you ever been hacked? Whether that’s a yes or a no, falling victim to a malicious hacker is one of the worst experiences you’ll ever have. I’ve been hacked before, and you don’t want to know how frustrating it is. How I wish I knew what I’m about to share with you today.
And what’s that? In today’s post, you and I cover a couple of security measures to protect your WordPress site from the bad guys. On top of that, we pepper the post with a couple of excellent WordPress security tools, so be on the lookout for that.
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
Iain Poulson on February 9, 2016 One of the biggest and greatest things that has happened to WordPress is the addition of Custom Post Types (CPTs) way back in WordPress 3.0. CPTs really helped WordPress mature into a Content Management System and are absolutely necessary in every site I build and the majority of plugins that I use.
CPTs can be defined in code with various arguments and parameters, but the more you want to customize the post type, the more code you need. However, not everyone wants to get to grips with adding and editing code for their site and would prefer to do this kind of registration in the admin dashboard. Have you heard of Easy Content Types? It does just that. Originally a plugin from renowned WordPress plugin developer Pippin Williamson, it was recently acquired by the guys over at ThemeIsle.
The great thing about Easy Content Types is that it doesn’t just work for CPTs, you can also define custom taxonomies and meta boxes! Their site lists the full features of the plugin and has a good deal of screenshots of the plugin which I recommend you checking out.
Iain Poulson on May 8, 2014 Do you have a media rich WordPress site? Do you want to enhance and showcase that media? Enter FooBox, the ultimate Lightbox WordPress plugin.
FooBox adds beautiful and responsive Lightbox capability to your WordPress-powered website. Images, video, and HTML elements automatically resize correctly on all screen resolutions, and allow for easy forward and backward navigation. It is packed full of features including:
Brad Touesnard on March 11, 2013 
Before we launched WP App Store, we went back and forth on where we should add the WP App Store plugin top-level menu. Should it be at the top or bottom of the WordPress dashboard menu?
