Every post you create needs a featured image. Finding that image can be difficult and time consuming. The newly released Featured Image Generator plugin now makes that easier. Read More
Category Archives: Tips and Tricks
How to Set Up a WordPress Development Environment With cPanel
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to set up a WordPress development environment with cPanel and phpMyAdmin. Read More
HTML Tips and Tricks: Rollover Images with HTML
Sometimes, you just want to add a little bit of pizazz to a single post. In this tutorial, we’ll teach your how to create rollover images with a little bit of HTML. Read More
Take Nearly Total Control of Your Site with the WordPress Desktop App
With the WordPress desktop app, you can manage nearly your entire site. It’s even better if you manage or write for multiple WordPress-powered sites. Let’s take a quick look inside the WordPress desktop app. Read More
The Difference Between WordPress and WordPress Dot Com Accounts Explained
There are some very important difference between your self-hosted WordPress and WordPress.com accounts of which many are unaware. Here’s a brief rundown of these differences, and how to connect your various accounts. Read More
Jetpack and YoastSEO Update: What You Need to Know
In the last 24 hours, both Jetpack and YoastSEO have had a significant update. Jetpack is now at version 4.0 and YoastSEO is now at version 3.2 There are two pretty big changes that came with the Jetpack and YoastSEO update of which you need to be aware. Read More
The Awesome Simplicity of oEmbed and WordPress: Embedding Content Made Easy
oEmbed and WordPress are awesome and make things so simple. With the simple act of pasting a link in WordPress’ visual editor, the content is automatically embedded and responsive. Read More
Premium WordPress Theme or Custom Design: Which To Choose?
You are about to launch a website or you want to give your current website a new face; make it all shiny and sparkly and using current design standards. You are faced with some choices: 1) A free WordPress theme found in the WordPress repository; 2) A premium (paid) WordPress theme; or 3) Hire someone to design and develop a theme from scratch. You may have already eliminated the free theme because you’re already using one and it is limited. So the question becomes: Premium WordPress theme or custom design? The answer depends on a lot of variables. Security should always play a factor in your decision. Read More