The built-in display editor continues its parallel development with updates in the standalone plugin named Gutenberg. Currently, at version 12.3, the Gutenberg plugin introduces new features and changes that are eventually integrated into the default visual editor for WordPress. There are 3 new blocks in the current release; Site Logo, Post Author, and Group Block Read More >
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Be Case Sensitive With Case Conversion in Emacs
There are case conversion commands built into Emacs that convert the case (upper case or lower case) for individual words, words in a series (including words searched or selected by regular expressions), or complete highlighted regions of text (like paragraphs, or multiple paragraphs in a series, or even multiple paragraphs selected by regular expressions). Case Read More >
Online Ordering Using RestroPress
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to many changes in our society with one of the greatest impacts being on the restaurant industry. Due to restrictions on customers being able to sit in restaurants, many of them had to adapt by providing delivery or pick-up only orders. Restaurant online ordering systems have become a necessity for Read More >
Using Stackable for WordPress
Gutenberg, the visual editor for WordPress, is a primary focus of development for Automattic, the parent company of WordPress. Mainly, they are focusing on making the process of building a website, a page, or post into a visual tour de force that doesn’t require that you write code. Stackable provides designs, custom blocks, UI kits, Read More >
What is a Load Balancer?
Load-balancing is a critical tool for managing the distribution of work. Most often used in the context of resiliency so your services continue serving without users being impacted, or in some cases even knowing there was a failure in the first place. This means that when the load becomes too high on one server, it Read More >
Using ad-hoc Commands in Ansible
While writing Ansible playbooks allows you to pre-plan automated software deployments and other tasks, you may find yourself in need of simpler commands that allow you to do less complex tasks such as powering down servers or managing users. For these tasks, you may want to use ad-hoc commands. In this article, we will outline Read More >
How To Install The Screaming Frog SEO Spider Tool
Is your website easily accessible by search engines? If a search engine has trouble crawling your site then all of your SEO efforts will be wasted. Imagine how much energy you might waste. However, there is a good way to crawl your site like a search engine would! The SEO Spider tool from Screaming Frog Read More >
Which WordPress Themes Are Best for Business Hosting Accounts?
Business hosting accounts have unique needs when it comes to choosing a WordPress theme. You want it to look polished and professional, but also accessible and welcoming. You also don’t want to have to spend hours installing and customizing your theme. There are many quality themes available for business hosting accounts. While many of the Read More >
Using Lazy Images in Jetpack
In this article: Enabling Lazy Images Example post with multiple images Do you ever see an image slowly loading when looking at a website with your mobile device? This is often a sign that bandwidth is limited creating an unfavorable environment for viewing your website. Jetpack provides a way to reduce this type of latency Read More >
How to Use Site Verification in Jetpack
In this article: Enable Jetpack Site Verification Verify the Site with the Selected Search Engine Manually Verify your Site with Google Jetpack provides site verification services for Google, Bing, Pinterest, and Yandex. This allows website owners to use the services that each of these sites provides. When you verify you have to add a text Read More >