WordPress has come a long way since it was created back in 2003 by Matt Mullenweg and Mark Little. Eventually, the open-source framework has progressed from a simple blogging platform into the most popular content management system (CMS) on the…
The latest version of WordPress went live on 20th July. This major release comes with a host of new features and improvements, most notably the first steps towards a Full Site Editor (FSE), and new page editor blocks: Query Loop…
Wondering about related posts in WordPress? In this post, we tell you what related posts are, what are the benefits of using them, and how to set them up on your WordPress site. Let’s get this thing going: What related…
If you’re wondering how to add Facebook pixel to WordPress, you’re in the right place. In this straightforward tutorial, we explain what a Facebook pixel is, why you’d want to use it on your WordPress site, and how to set…
Blocksy always played nicely with custom post types defined by the user. When you declare a custom post type, Blocksy automatically detects it. It generates options for editing the single post and its archives automatically, providing: That being said, we…
“What fonts?!” – you ask. This is probably most people’s first reaction when introduced to variable fonts. Give them a chance, though. I promise this will be worth your time! In this post, we tell you all about what variable…
This might not be the most popular opinion among WordPress pros, but I really think that Gutenberg is awesome! With the right package of extra blocks, you can build pretty much any design with it, and no web development skills…
Maybe you’ve been freelancing as a professional web designer for a number of years. Or maybe you picked up web development while working in your day job. Whatever your situation may be, if you’ve ever thought about starting your own…
Google has big hopes for its Google Analytics version 4. In fact, it calls it “the next generation of Google Analytics” – their own words. To say the least, Google Analytics 4 is (going to be) a big deal! It’s…