Frustrated with your host? Wondering when its time to switch? Here are the 7 Key Indicators to help you know when its time to change your web hosting. The point is, if your hosting provider is s*ck, then just switch away. Source: When Should You Change Your WordPress Web Hosting (Top 7 Key Indicators)
These days you have an awful lot of options for hosting your WordPress website, so many that it’s easy to get lost. How much should you pay? Is support important to you, or are you a tinkerer who likes to do your own thing? Just realize there is another hosting category: the “real” Dedicated Servers. Or […]
Reviews of some Managed WordPress Hosting. Including WPEngine, GoDaddy, UpThemes Hosting and InMotion Hosting.
WordPress SEO isn’t all that hard, but it can seem that way as there are a lot of things you can (and likely should) do on the checklist. If Content is King, then Google is the SEO Queen. Like this quote. Source: WordPress SEO Best Practices In 2015 | Elegant Themes Blog
To help you rank high in Google and other search engines, here is a list of the best WordPress SEO plugins and tools for 2015. See you on the first page! 22 good plugins and tools. Source: The Best WordPress SEO Plugins And Tools For 2015 | @thetorquemag
All about SiteGround review. Two points: free migration and excellent support. Not going to use any Managed WordPress hosting, at least for now. But it’s a good recommendation for the future.
There are a few things theme developers will want to modify to get the most out of this new feature. See The Rest Finally, can get another sample (beside Twenty Sixteen) how it need to be done in a theme development. This is going to be a good reference. Source: Optimizing your theme for WordPress 4.4’s […]
In this article, we will be discussing what is meant by responsive images in WordPress core, and why you should be happy about it. Was hoping can get a new knowledge by reading this. Unfortunately, not. Source: Working with Responsive Images in WordPress Core | @thetorquemag
WordPress 4.4 will add native responsive image support by including srcset and sizes attributes to the image markup it generates. For background on this feature, read the merge proposal. How it wor… Release article from Make WordPress Core about Responsive Image. Have to read this post several times to finally understand the point of it. Source: Responsive Images in WordPress […]
Employing responsive images in a large CMS can be very difficult. Luckily, if you’re using WordPress, it’s now built right into the core of WordPress. Still trying to get a grasp of this Responsive Images in WordPress Core. Need to dig deeper (for how to really implement it in a theme). Source: Responsive Images Now […]
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