Wordpress Evolution and Advancements Since its humble beginnings in 2003, WordPress has come a long way, revolutionizing the way we create websites and empowering millions of individuals and businesses worldwide. As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of WordPress, it's essential to reflect on the incredible advancements made, the vast ecosystem…
5 reasons why we like Omnisend with WooCommerce As you can tell from the posts and pages on this website website, I am an avid user of ActiveCampaign. I have supported many clients who use ActiveCampaign and I have encouraged people to purchase their product but their form builder and…
I have a B2B client, who wants to remind customers to place an order if they have not ordered in the last 35 days. Since orders do not vary much, the goal was to send the customer the details of the last order 35 days after the purchase so they…
When migrating a Wordpress installation from one server to another, it is important that you verify the integrity of the database. The tables can be created properly but you must check for missing indexes and ensure that all primary key columns have the AUTO_INCREMENT column attribute. Missing indexes and auto_increment…
With the release of Wordpress version 4.7, the REST API is now included in the core therefore you no longer need to install a plugin to use it. Per Automattic, "WordPress is moving towards becoming a fully-fledged application framework, and we needed new APIs. This project was born to create…
When I first started building sites using Wordpress, I downloaded a few different themes and took pieces from each to build the sites my clients wanted. Each theme had its own peculiar way of implementing things and, of course, with each new theme used I spent precious time learning that…
Inserting images in your posts or pages is quite easy in Wordpress using the Add Media button. This post is meant to explain how the Wordpress media shortcode is populated with the information from your media library. Take a look at the image below. The body of the post as…
Have you ever created a post or page in Wordpress and found the following weird code staring at you? Yeah? Chances are you copied the content straight from Word and pasted it right into the Wordpress editor. To prevent this from happening in the future use the Paste From Word…