TEST – block theme builder plugin
This sounds great. I haven’t had a chance to try it yet, but I’d love to hear from you if you have. This tool basically saves your current settings and layouts to wrap them up as a theme or child theme package.
This sounds great. I haven’t had a chance to try it yet, but I’d love to hear from you if you have. This tool basically saves your current settings and layouts to wrap them up as a theme or child theme package.
Robert Abela at WP White Security has an interview with BlogVault CEO Akshat Choudhary. The conversion revolves around the security breach involving BlogVault’s online WordPress backup service in February. The BlogVault service itself, it turns out, was not hacked, but a lot of WordPress websites were hacked through a vulnerability in the plugin itself. The…
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I work a decent amount with Multisite. Not a ton, but maybe on about 10% of the websites I build. There’s sometimes confusion at work as to what’s a good use for Multisite and what is not. I also see this in the greater WordPress community. Let’s discuss what some common issues are, and how…
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I hope this is what makes your Monday a good one. I think I’m usually somewhere between 6 and 7 for my primary skills, even though I still love those number 4 moments. The cold water in the face is always welcome after the initial shock of getting slapped in the head. But every now…