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Category Archives: WordPress
Welcome, Gutenburg!
WordPress users have been getting ready for the new editor, Gutenberg, for many months now. If you haven’t been paying attention — maybe because you have people who do that […]
Rich Media in Gutenberg
If you read about Gutenberg around the web, you’ll see claims that Gutenberg makes it fun and easy to add rich media to your website. “The stage for composing a […]
Settings in Gutenberg
In our article on Posting in Gutenberg, we told you how you can create a blog post like the ones you normally create in the current (or Classic) editor. We […]
Posting in Gutenberg
Gutenberg is the new WordPress editor in town. It’s possible that it will become the default editor by the end of this month. It will certainly become the default editor […]
Yoast Connects with Gutenberg
Gutenberg, the new editor coming soon to WordPress (already at WordPress.com), doesn’t work with all plugins. WordPress says the plugin makers have to take the initiative to make their plugins […]
Ecommerce and Sales Tax after Quill
If you sell something online, you probably have to think about sales tax. And, with a new Supreme Court decision overturning the landmark Quill decision, you will probably now have […]
GDPR for American Websites
GDPR (The General Data Protection Act) goes into effect on May 25th, 2018. If you haven’t been preparing already, you might be wondering whether you should be paying attention. The most […]
WordPress Tags and Categories
Your WordPress tags and categories have a lot of potential. Here’s a beginner’s guide to these powerful tools. WordPress tags and categories Both tags and categories are tools for sorting […]
The Gutenberg Update
The editor in WordPress will soon change completely. The Gutenberg Update, which is the name of this change, is taking longer than expected, but is currently planned for sometime this […]
RSS Feed Plugins: What Can Go Wrong
Bringing your blog to the homepage of your WordPress site — even if your blog is offsite — is easy to do. When we build a website, we usually include […]
Adweek’s Attack on WordPress
Adweek recently published what comes down to an attack on WordPress, and I was quoted in that attack. As Rebecca Haden of Haden Interactive explains, “If you use WordPress, you […]
10 Takeaways from WordCamp Omaha
WordCamp Omaha 2017 was well organized, enjoyable, and fun. I always learn things at WordCamp, and Omaha was no exception. Here are 10 things you might not already know: Dusty […]
Using Tags in WordPress
WordPress tags show up at the bottom of the posts on your WordPress website, typically. The way they look will depend on your theme, but we’ve never built or seen […]
The WordPress Search Engine
WordCamp Europe was an awesome experience, and some of the things that came up in Paris have been on my mind ever since. One was the question of search engines. […]