Is your website accessible to those with a disability?
Approximately 56.7 million Americans have a disability. Unfortunately, the majority of websites, even newly built ones, do not meet accessibility standards. If you haven’t considered accessibility until now, your site most likely has barriers that make it difficult for anyone with a disability to view and engage with the website.
Gutenberg is an ambitious project that aims to completely overhaul the experience of writing content in WordPress. It brings big changes to edit post screen, but will also bring big changes to the way we design, develop and think about WordPress.
? Excited to release the create-guten-block toolkit today.
Measuring the loading time of your WordPress site is obviously a critical step in optimizing for speed. You have to be able to find where the bottlenecks are and where you can achieve the easiest and biggest performance “wins”. There are numerous tools, such as Pingdom, GTmetrix etc, available for measuring the performance of your site,
In this tutorial we will learn to build custom blocks for the new Gutenberg editor in WordPress. Gutenberg is built using the React Javascript framework and custom blocks can be built with React’s JSX syntax.
One of the most commonly asked questions on WPBeginner is how to fix WordPress not sending email problem. Many of our beginner level users ask us why their contact form plugin is not sending emails, or why they are not seeing any WordPress notifications. In this article, we will show you how to fix WordPress not sending email issue.
The current WordPress visual editor hasn’t had many changes over the years and for the most part, has stayed pretty much the same. While this isn’t a bad thing, many think it is time for a change.
A rebirth of WordPress is underway. Like it or not, Gutenberg is coming, and it is going to change things. So, with all the buzz about Gutenberg, we decided to build our first custom block. In this post I’ll outline how the block was created, the resources used, and my feelings on the subject.
One thing that makes working with PHP simple is that it is serial — each line of code is executed in order. This is also a limitation when we need to build a program that interacts with multiple APIs or other services since HTTP requests take time and can block page rendering.
I discussed this problem in my article on combining data from multiple REST API endpoints using PHP.
Have you ever bought a WordPress theme, installed it, then wondered why it doesn’t look exactly the way you saw it in the preview? What about a situation where you’d like to completely remove the blog portion of your website from the homepage?
Website homepages mean a lot when it comes to conversions.
