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Matt Mullenweg made the big announcement that WordPress 4.4, named “Clifford” (in honor of jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown) has been released and is now ready for download or upgrade in your WordPress dashboard. Thanks to Scott Taylor and 469 other contributors (the most ever to help with one release!), WordPress 4.4 has some awesome features … Read more
We are getting closer to WordPress 4.4, a new major release with the addition of the Twenty Sixteen theme. Last week, the core team posted the Release Candidate (RC) and says to hope for the final release on Tuesday, 8 December 2015. WordPress core team have closed all the previous tickets so there are no … Read more
Millions of bloggers, creatives and niche brands (like The New York Times Company, CNN, etc.) are using the WordPress CMS for their websites. In fact, this CMS is preferably used by non-tech savvy users, because of its easy-to-use back-end interface. Furthermore, continuous release of plugins, themes, and advanced features make WordPress a more powerful platform. … Read more
Another new week has passed and it is time to summarize the week’s events. We keep constantly an eye on what happens in the WordPress community. We are very grateful for all the tips you guys sending to us. Please continue to submit all conceivable tips on WordPress to us. Everything WordPress related such as … Read more
The soul of our roundups is attached with the WordPress core updates since the beginning. We started Weekly WordPress roundup #1 with WordPress 4.2 Beta 1. And since then, we find many updates popping up within our weekly roundups. The purpose of these roundups is to bring all the resources and news from WordPress community … Read more
In the weekly WordPress roundup #29, Peter discussed fast loading web pages. It is recommended in all new theories from Google. Website owners are using different tactics to decrease the loading time for their websites. Peter also shared the tools to test the speed of your web page. Considering the Halloween trick & treat in … Read more
Website developers around the world have been using lazy loading on WordPress sites ever since they realized that it could not only help improve the user experience but also prove to search engines that their site loads quickly. However, lazy loading is exactly what it sounds like – it’s lazy when it comes to loading … Read more
People don’t like slow-loading websites. Neither does Google. Google encourages a faster web with faster loading websites. So it has become very important and necessary to improve your websites speed. Speeding up websites is important, not only for the website owners and search engines but especially for visitors. In this fast paced world, we who … Read more
Email subject lines are the gatekeepers of your email campaigns that make a powerful impact on your readers. As they are the first thing your recipients see in their inbox. Well, no one wants to be a part of deleted or ignored emails in their subscriber’s inbox especially if you are a part of email … Read more
In the last roundup, Peter told us that he has been involved with WordPress for almost 8 years. WordPress was not that easy back then. It was long processes from creating a database, database user, and then handling the config files. No platforms available to offer one-click installations. Over the last few years, WordPress has evolved … Read more