
More Than 97% of Updates to WordPress 3.9.1 Were Automatic
WordPress 3.9.1 was released late last week, resolving 34 bugs. This maintenance release includes several […]

WordPress 3.9.1 was released late last week, resolving 34 bugs. This maintenance release includes several […]

Brian Messenlehner demonstrated AppPresser‘s new AppBuddy extension at BuddyCamp Miami with a mobile app created […]

Accessibility is one of those areas of WordPress contribution that hardly ever ends up in […]

WordCamp Miami 2014, is shaping up to be one of the best WordPress events of […]

Earlier today, WPBacon hosted a WordPress hosting roundtable featuring high-profile employees of notable webhosting companies. […]

Over the years, WordPress has added features, menus, and options throughout the backend. I’m constantly […]

Add to Homescreen is an open source project, developed by Matteo Spinelli, that allows website […]

Hosting a giveaway is a popular way to introduce a new product or service on […]

Adam Clark, founder of Bottlerocket Creative, just launched a new WordPress service that churns out […]

One of the highlights of WordCamp Minneapolis 2014, was the panel discussion on commercial WordPress […]

Over the past few years, I’ve had the privilege of conversing with a lot of […]

Held within the Business and Entrepreneurial Center on the Stark State College campus, WordCamp North […]

Adding controls to WordPress’ theme customizer can be somewhat tedious and there are many tutorials […]

WordPress currently powers 22% of all websites, up from 18% in 2013, with a CMS […]
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