Digging Into WordPress 4.8: New Features and the Road to Gutenberg On June 8th, WordPress 4.8 shipped to a resounding chorus of “Oh, that’s kind of cool.” But while that tongue-in-cheek […] June 21, 2017 Colin Newcomer
How to Set Up WordPress Multisite Network Multisite is a powerful WordPress feature that, once activated, allows you to create a network of websites running off of […] June 16, 2017June 21, 2017 Jenni McKinnon
Running a Successful WordPress Webinar On September 16th 2014, a new world record was set when 12,091 people attended the largest ever webinar held by […] June 13, 2017 Dan Virgillito
Personalizing Web Experiences to Increase Conversions Have you ever met a stranger and instantly hit it off? They’re interested in all the same things you are, […] June 7, 2017June 7, 2017 Colin Newcomer
Narrowing WordPress Search One thing you should know about me is that while I’m pretty savvy when it comes to building things for […] May 24, 2017 Josh Nederveld
A Citizen’s Guide to Open Source Communities Contributing to open source communities can be a rewarding way to learn, teach, and gain experience in just about any […] May 23, 2017 Jenni McKinnon
PHP Object Injection and Insecure Unserialize I wrote about an influx of PHP Object Injection attacks previously, warning about a trend of attacks targeting a known but […] May 22, 2017 Robert Rowley
How to Create a WordPress Staging Site (and Why You Need One) Have you ever updated a plugin on your WordPress site and had the screen go white? You didn’t change any code, […] May 18, 2017 Dan Virgillito
My Role: Sally Strebel Sally Strebel Title: Founder + COO of Pagely My role at Pagely encompasses many things. I’m proudest of helping to […] May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 Rod Austin
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