Top 4 Ways to Turn Off Gutenberg in WordPress 5.0
It’s easy to turn off the Gutenberg text editor. See my top 4 ways to do it, depending on your needs.
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Why You Must Upgrade to PHP 7.1 or Higher Before 2019
PHP is evolving, and you must keep pace with updates to maintain a secure WordPress site.
You also need to know how to roll an update back in case there is a PHP compatibility problem.
Discover how to avoid update headaches, and what else needs to be checked when you change PHP versions. -
Tips Tuesday – PHP Changes, Photo Memes, DIY SEO Live Labs
Tips this week include:
• A new time for our live Tips Tuesday recap
• The status on my test for turning off Gutenberg in WP 5.0
• The start of the DIY SEO course Live Labs this week
• Why daydreaming is good for the soul
• The first Release Candidate for WP 5.0 is here
• An update to Google’s reCaptcha code for a frictionless user experience
• Big changes coming with PHP
• A new video tutorial to help you easily change your PHP level
• What’s in the Genesis 2.7 Beta release
• A super story of how one blogger shifted to engage with her audience more and diversify her income stream – and it worked
• A Canva step-by-step guide for both experienced and beginner users
• A fun, free way to create video blips, GIFs, and photo memes -
Tips Tuesday – WordPress 5.0 Beta, Speed Warning Emails, DIY SEO Course Discount
Tips this week include:
• Your last chance to get a huge discount on my DIY SEO course
• What I’m testing in the WordPress 5.0 beta release that just came out
• When WordPress 5.0 will be available for everyone
• The new feature in UpdraftPlus that excites me
• New speed warning emails from Google Search Console and how to test your site speed
• Foodie theme updates getting out of hand
• The new theme maker WPEngine just purchased and what this means for our future with Genesis and Gutenberg too -
Change Post Categories: The Quick and Easy Way
See 3 ways to do category changes that make the job quick and easy in this short video tutorial.
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Tips Tuesday – Search Console Course Discounts, Image Sitemaps, 7 Content Marketing Tips
Tips this week include:
• The new Google Search Console Course is releasing this week!!
• How to get a discount to the new course
• Why hiring good help is so important – and why paying more isn’t always a good thing
• Why putting your site on a solid foundation sooner rather than later is more profitable
• Why the Gutenberg Accessibility Audit has been postponed indefinitely
• A big hiccup at SiteGround that panicked a bunch of folks with downed sites
• The wackiest optin trend I’m seeing lately
• The 2 bugs that got fixed in Search Console
• Why Yoast doesn’t have a separate image sitemap
• A guide to mobile-first indexing
• A list of mobile emulators to test your site
• 7 questions to help you troubleshoot your content marketing efforts -
SiteGround Sites Down Due to IP Server Change
If your SiteGround site is down, it may be due to them moving your site to a new server. See how to fix it.
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Tips Tuesday – Social Follow Plugin, Higher Click Throughs, Prevent Database Hacks
Tips this week include:
• What I’m uploading in the new Google Search Console course
• How you pay a hefty price down the road using theme builders
• New designer help for Gutenberg in Genesis
• Cool updates to the Simple Social Icons plugin
• Why we need to be concerned about the upcoming release of PHP 7.3
• How and why to better vet your plugins before installing on your site
• An update on staging sites at both A2 Hosting and SiteGround
• How your database gets hacked and ways to prevent it
• Why I won’t be using the new Cloudflare Firewall Rules
• How to get more clicks from Search and social media like Pinterest