Shiny New Toys: Politics!
This round of Shiny New Toys is all about a big taboo: Politics! Here’s 8 free plugins to help you do political advocacy on your WordPress website.
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This round of Shiny New Toys is all about a big taboo: Politics! Here’s 8 free plugins to help you do political advocacy on your WordPress website.
If you’ve procured a website from spamzilla.io and have revamped it a couple times then you know exactly what “naked shortcodes” are. This post explains what they are, how to clean them out, and alternatives for shortcodes in your content. Naked shortcodes are shortcodes that all your website viewers can see and read plain and… Read more Cleaning Out Your Naked Shortcodes
I recently tried out a handy WordPress plugin called Activity Log. I liked it so much that I reached out to the author to suggest some more features. He kindly said “no”, and he was totally right. Here’s why.
This week there’s some interesting developments in SEO, Social, and what I’d personally call the “Shiny New Toys” plugin.
Mobile Buttons, Login Forms, and Responsive Tables, oh my!
This week we cover 5 brand new Shiny Toys on the WordPress Plugin Directory that address Custom CSS, Testimonials, Events, and Social Share Buttons.
I’m excited to re-launch my popular Shiny New Toys Series on my personal blog.
This round of Shiny New Toys is all about Christmas! Here’s a slew of free plugins to help you enjoy the holidays right on your WordPress website.
Last week we ended our 2015 year of Advanced WordPress Meetups here in San Diego. I wanted it to go out with a BANG and personally — I love me some Ugly Sweater parties. But for a group of WordPress nerds I thought a different take would be nice. Check out https://www.headphonage.com/ website to choose… Read more Hosting an Ugly Sweater WordPress Site Party
I can’t believe it’s been TWO YEARS since I wrote this little post on my first contribution to another author’s WordPress plugin. It was a great feeling way back then. Since then, I’ve always wanted to extend that feeling to contribute directly to WordPress Core. Today I can proudly say: “Bucket-list item: Checked!” This December… Read more What I Learned by Contributing to Twenty Sixteen