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In discussions of speeding up your website, you may have heard the term cloud computing. At its most basic level, cloud storage simply refers to uploading your site’s files, such as images, stylesheets, and other assets, to a remote server. A content delivery network, or CDN, connects to...
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Pagination is a common feature to a lot of WordPress blogs. It is important to so many site owners in fact, that it is a major feature in WordPress core. Pagination is an easy and standard practice that prevents you from having to load in all of your posts at once. If you did, your site would take...
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The Open Graph Protocol is a series of meta tags you can add to your webpage to allow it to become a rich object, used by social media platforms. In practical terms, this means you can use basic HTML tags to add key information about your posts, which social networks like Facebook, Twitter,...
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Google Calendar has emerged as a powerful tool for managing events on the fly, and integrating with other Google services like Gmail. It has some pretty smart features, and makes managing different parts of your life all in one place fairly simple. So it may just be that events related to your...
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Gravity Forms is one of the best WordPress form plugins available today. It lets you manage, distribute and connect your forms on your WordPress site. I’ve been using it for a few years now across multiple sites, and in that time, the plugin has continued to add new features and expand what...
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YouTube is an incredibly powerful tool. It handles storing, encoding, compressing and playing videos so you don’t have to worry about compatibility across an ever-increasing number of browsers and devices. Adding YouTube videos to WordPress is fairly simple because of oEmbed support added in...
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In WordPress, pages are stitched together from different template files. Each template file represents another part of the page, and together they make up all of the content of your individual pages, pulled from the WordPress admin. However, which template file is actually selected is based on a...
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WordPress’ new built-in media players make it a powerful platform for streaming video and audio. But you might notice that your WordPress install has a prohibitive maximum file size for uploads. If you want to know what your site’s upload limit is, you can visit Media -> Add New....
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In the past couple of years, Markdown has gained a lot of momentum in the web publishing community. It is a syntax that makes writing HTML a lot easier, and once you get the hang of it, you’ll find yourself writing posts quicker without worrying about formatting. Markdown is meant to give a...
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Sidebars can be a confusing term in WordPress. This is mostly because in the context of themes and web design, the sidebar is a component of a website’s layout. But in WordPress, sidebar can also refer to dynamic sidebars, or widgetized areas. These are blocks of space where you can drag and...
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When you’re launching a product or a new site, getting feedback directly from your users can be invaluable. A great way to do that is to add a form so visitors can let you know of problems they run into, or particular features they enjoy. The trick of a good feedback form is to keep things as...
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When you pull up your Twitter newsfeed, it’s easy for articles to get lost in the noise. Twitter cards are a feature that curtails this a bit, highlighting articles within a newsfeed with relevant metadata, such as titles and images. You’ve probably seen them in action from larger...
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