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Iain Poulson on August 6, 2020 Your WordPress’ comments section is as much a vital part of your blog as the content itself. It’s a place where your readers, visitors, and audience can interact with each other, the author, and you.
It’s a mini-community of people who read and has something to say about your content. It’s also a place where you can hear the voice of your readers and find out what they liked or didn’t like about your post.
WP App Store on February 28, 2020 WooCommerce is known for being compatible with a world of plugins and extensions, which is why we love it so much! We’ve listed some excellent WooCommerce extensions previously, but this time, we’re discussing integrations with WordPress plugins.
WP App Store on February 28, 2020 The glory of WordPress keeps on growing (and going!), allowing you to do and add so many things to your website. One of those that you may already be familiar with is WooCommerce.
WooCommerce is a leading player in ecommerce and is owned and operated by the same company as WordPress.
Megan Jones on February 20, 2019 There are numerous WordPress gaming themes available, to the extent that it can be hard to know which theme is the right match for your project. That’s why we have browsed the theme shops and web developers’ websites to bring you the top WordPress themes for gaming.
Eric Karkovack on February 12, 2019 Choosing a theme is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when building a WordPress website. It can also be one of the most difficult. After all, themes are what ultimately display your message to the world.
The WordPress marketplace is filled with plenty of ready-to-use themes. Sometimes, you’ll find one that’s the perfect fit. But there are also a number of reasons why you’re better served by creating your own custom theme.
So, how do you know when it’s time to go with something custom? We’ll review some scenarios when a custom theme is your best bet, along with the effect it can have on your business. But first, let’s take a look at the potential downsides of using readymade themes. Read More
Joe Fylan on February 5, 2019 If you want to sell tickets from your WordPress website, the plugins covered in this guide will give you the ability to do so with very little effort.
In our guide, you’ll find free plugins that cover the basics, enabling you to sell tickets online. You’ll also find feature-rich paid plugins that include all the features anyone is likely to ever need when selling tickets from their WordPress website. Many of these plugins have add-ons as well, increasing the chances that you’ll be able to find a tool that can do exactly what you want.
Freddy Muriuki on November 6, 2018 Social media sites can are great for posting images and engaging with users. Instagram is one of the most popular social media sites/apps around, where posting images and videos with hashtags and locations can be extremely useful for your business or brand.
However, you you might want to replicate these posts on your website to funnel traffic to your site, but instead of manually uploading the same images, you can use of WordPress Instagram plugins to make your life easier. Read More
Eric Karkovack on October 2, 2018 A brand-new way to create content is coming to WordPress. The much-ballyhooed Gutenberg editor is set to appear in version 5.0. However, it’s already available in plugin form and boasts 300,000+ users.
There has been no shortage of debate and controversy regarding this new editor. Therefore, it’s important to know what Gutenberg is and is not. This will help you make the best decisions with respect to how it fits in with your existing website.
One of biggest issues for designers is how Gutenberg will affect page builders. On the surface, there does appear to be some shared functionality between them. Does that mean the page builder tools we’re using today will become obsolete? Should we toss them aside for Gutenberg?
Colin Newcomer on September 18, 2018 Looking to get started selling with WordPress?
As the world’s most popular way to build a website, WordPress spoils you for choice when it comes to options for selling products, content, time, or anything else.
If you want to create an entire eCommerce store, you have plenty of tools at your disposal. But you can also get more focused and create a simple form for one-off payments or donations. Or, you can even build a recurring revenue base and sell content with a membership plugin or eCourse platform.
Eric Karkovack on September 3, 2018 Adding membership functionality to your WordPress site can be very beneficial. Members can view special content, maintain a directory profile and more. Plus, site owners can leverage this type of platform to make some money, as well.
The available plugins run the gamut in terms of features. Everything from restricting access to content all the way to charging members for recurring subscriptions are built right in. It’s just a matter of finding the right fit for your needs. Read More
