Without an archive page there isn’t really anywhere for readers who want to view a list of all your previous blog posts to do so. What’s more, as you write... View Article
The best way to gain online recognition is to create something so good it sells/markets itself — but even then, how do you get those first few thousand visitors (sometimes... View Article
SiteGround are always on the forefront of technology: constantly updating their servers and software to the latest models/versions for added reliability, speed and security, plus they also offer free daily... View Article
In stark contrast to version 3.7 (released just 49 days ago), WordPress 3.8 is jam-packed with readily noticeable new features! Named after Charles Parker, a highly influential jazz soloist and... View Article
We’re genuinely rather happy with our DreamHost web hosting, however, were we to change today, we’d almost certainly go with WP Engine – a company that’s all about managed, high-performance... View Article
Named after Count Basie, an American jazz pianist with a particular flare for both improvisation and mentoring others, WordPress 3.7 has arrived (just 86 days after the release of WordPress... View Article
Scouring the web looking for WordPress-related goodies as often as we do, we occasionally hear of or come across WordPress-related startups that are unwittingly infringing on the official WordPress trademark... View Article
As those who’ve been keeping up to date with WordPress development news will already be aware, during the development of WordPress 3.6 two major new features were dropped: post formats... View Article
Finally, WordPress 3.6 (dubbed ‘Oscar’, after Canadian jazz musician Oscar Peterson) is here! Not only does 3.6 contain plenty of superb new user features, including a handy ‘Revisions’ feature that... View Article
There’s a million things that can go wrong with a website and, unfortunately, sites built with WordPress are no exception. Granted, the majority of failures will most likely be as... View Article
