PHP is the coding language that WordPress, plugins, and themes use. And it is ever evolving.
Support for version 7.1 will cease on December 1, 2019.
Failure to upgrade will leave your site with a security hole.
Discover how to check and change your PHP version right now.
Read More about Why You Must Update to PHP 7.2 or Higher Before Dec 2019
A LOT of big changes are being packed into the next major release of WordPress 5.3, which will roll out in November.
They include a whole gaggle of Gutenberg updates too.
Get a sneak peek at what you’ll see and changes you need to know about in the upcoming release.
The Pretty Links plugin is throwing so many PHP errors that it is causing the PHP error log file to balloon up to over a gigabyte (GB) in size.
That is triggering disk space overage warnings from your host.
See what the warning symptoms are and what actions to take now.
The way links should be created in WordPress has changed radically due to the prominence of mobile site surfing, new security threats, the release of Gutenberg, and failing link related plugins.
Discover how to properly create links in WordPress now, including manual creation, opening in a new tab, and affiliate links.
And see a real test of what happens to your links created with a nofollow plugin when it is deleted.
Read More about Ultimate Guide for Creating Links in WordPress: 2019 and Beyond
An XML sitemap is like a treasure map of links to your site’s content that’s made specifically for search engine bots to read.
WordPress doesn’t natively generate one.
That’s why we have to use plugins like Yoast SEO to generate one for us.
Now WordPress, Yoast, and Google are conspiring to bring XML sitemap generation into the core of WordPress.
Discover what’s on the drawing board for this proposal, and what it means for your SEO.
Here’s something you can’t do in the WordPress Classic Editor – put clickable links on top of images, including in an image gallery.
Discover the endless possibilities of how you can use this unique Gutenberg feature.
While Contact Form 7 has been the go-to contact form plugin for nearly a decade, it is not keeping up with critical site needs like speed, GDPR, and integrations for all our site form needs.
See why I chose Formidable Forms as my replacement plugin for CF7, plus tips on what you may want to consider when making the switch too.
Read More about Contact Form 7 vs Formidable Forms: Why I Switched
The Formidable Forms plugin is powerful in that you can use it for most any form application you need.
In this tutorial you’ll see the major features of the free version, as well as the important settings you’ll want to configure for a contact form to make it secure and load fast on your site.
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