This tutorial has tips on how to use WP-CLI if you think your site may have been hacked.
Using WP-CLI to Fix a Hacked Site
Remkus de Vries @ remkusdevries.com • 6 months ago
Remkus de Vries @ remkusdevries.com • 6 months ago
This tutorial has tips on how to use WP-CLI if you think your site may have been hacked.
Jeffrey Dalrymple @ youtube.com • 6 months ago
Jeffrey Dalrymple has been busy making courses but now he is making videos again. Here is one showing how he creates a starter site that uses Elementor. A starter site is a site template with your plugins and theme installed and configured. You can then clone it for a quick start every time you being a new build.
Paul Andrew @ speckyboy.com • 6 months ago
Here is a collection of small online CSS design tools organized into categories.
Emma Roth @ theverge.com • 6 months ago
Facebook is owned by Meta. Meta has a newish Twitter clone called Threads. They have announced that Thread’s users will be able to share their posts on the fediverse using the ActivityPub protocol. WordPress has a plugin for sharing via ActivityPub. It is interesting as this may put some pressure on X to be more open.
Matt Southern @searchengineJournal.com • 6 months ago
Google is going to require disclosure for AI-generated content on YouTube. Overall, this seems like a good move. I hope they are able to enforce it.
Rishi Lodha @ cozmoslabs.com • 6 months ago
Sometimes you might want to disable the WooCommerce Checkout and Cart. This was mentioned recently in the group when someone wanted to possibly use Woo just to display a product catalog. Also you might want to disable the cart if you only have one product. Here is a tutorial for those types of use cases.
Janessa Tran @ metabox.io • 6 months ago
Here is an interesting tutorial from the Meta Box team that shows how to use Meta Box Views to randomly pick an image to show in a hero section.
Matt Cromwell @ mattcromwell.com • 6 months ago
For plugin authors – here is an in-depth and practical guide from Matt Cromwell on how to optimize your plugin’s readme file.
David McCan @ webtng.com • 6 months ago
ThriveDesk is a custom service solution that provides a unified inbox, chat bot, and knowledge base along with a number of other features. Today you can use it with many different platforms, but because it started with WordPress there are a lot of WordPress integrations. These include WooCommerce, SureCart, Easy Digital Downloads, Freemius, FluentCRM, FunnelKit, SureTriggers, and FlowMattic. ThriveDesk is an alternative to onsite help desk plugins. The LTD pricing is still available.