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WordPress 6.0 – The Block Focus Continues

Jun 5, 2022 | Accessibility, Editors & Pagebuilders, Plugins, Visual Design, WordPress

WordPress is more popular than ever! As of Jan 2022, WordPress powers nearly 40% of all websites on the internet — more than a 5% increase over a year ago. WordPress 5.0 released in December 2018 and included the new and controversial Gutenberg Block Editor. The...

What is the Gutenberg Editor?

Nov 11, 2018 | Accessibility, Editors & Pagebuilders, Plugins, WordPress

With the advent of WordPress 5.0, we see the arrival of a new text editor called Gutenberg. Rather than reinvent the wheel on what this is, I share the following article below. Gutenberg is the new default and is what is considered a block editor. For those who are...

A Challenging Conversion Project – Drupal to WordPress

Jan 31, 2018 | Convert to WordPress, Plugins, Themes, WordPress, WPML

While it hasn’t launched yet, I am on the home stretch of a project with numerous technical challenges and a combination of requirements making it a significant endeavor. To what do I speak? Converting an outdated Drupal to WordPress website — maintaining not...

SMTP Plugin Replaced Due to XSS Scripting Threat

Nov 14, 2017 | Plugins, Security, WordPress

SMTP to the rescue for WordPress email non-delivery What is SMTP The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is an internet standard communication protocol for electronic mail transmission. Mail servers and other message transfer agents use the protocol to send and...

WordPress Maintenance: Is it a necessity?

Sep 28, 2017 | Maintenance, Plugins, Security, Themes, WordPress

WordPress maintenance is not an option Do you think it’s wise never to update your personal computer or even your mobile device operating systems and applications? Likely you would never intentionally skip those updates and take care to safeguard your devices...

Check Your WordPress Plugins for SI Captcha

Sep 27, 2017 | Plugins, Security, WordPress

This morning I received a WPMU Blog Post reporting that the popular plugin SI Captcha has been permanently removed from the WordPress(.org) Plugin Repository. Why? Ironically, the new plugin owner & developer (since June 2017) embedded the plugin with spam code!...

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