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Responsive and pseudo-class states shipped in 7.1 but the schema validating them did not keep up. Fixes landed in Gutenberg 23.8. Reopen the file and look again.
The package no longer reaches into core private APIs. If you looked at it once, decided bundling was too risky and wrote your own admin table, that calculation has changed.
The template prop on InnerBlocks is deprecated ahead of WordPress 7.2. Around twenty core blocks have already moved. The why is more interesting than the how.
Gutenberg 23.9 turns variation and transform shortcuts into something you register rather than something core hardcodes. Twenty minutes of work on the blocks people use all day.
Ever wished you could double your traffic by reaching international audiences who don’t speak English? Imagine if you could click a few buttons to translate your entire WordPress site into 100+ languages without hiring a developer or professional translators. Sadly, most website translation tools are either crazy expensive, painfully slow, or so poorly built that
Your website is often the first thing a potential client sees before they ever speak to you. It needs to look sharp, load fast, and make it obvious what you do and who you do it for — all within a few seconds. The problem is that most multipurpose themes weren’t built with consulting businesses
What you’re looking at here is a comparison of the top five image optimization plugins for WordPress. I’m looking at actual gains when optimizing different types of images, the extra features you get with each plugin to make your whole site more optimized, and how easy to use each of them is. Let’s look at
Your site is slow. People leave. Google shrugs. 🤷♂️ You tweak your theme, compress your images, scream into the void. Still slow… The problem might be your cache plugin, or rather the cache plugin you’re not using yet. I looked at five popular WordPress cache plugins: Super Page Cache, WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, LiteSpeed
Neve has long been considered one of the top ten WordPress themes in the official WordPress repository and currently holds an average approval rating of 94 % based on 1,261 reviews. For some people, that stat alone provides enough user validation to install it on their site and be on their merry way. But you’re
Images can quietly wreck your site. They generally slow pages down, eat bandwidth, and frustrate users if they take too long to load – especially on mobile. Any solution to this? Optimole is a WordPress tool built to fix this image problem without requiring much effort from you. It promises it can shrink images, load