Did you know that bandwidth overage charges are (still) a problem and most users prefer not to rely on a developer? Well, I talked to 917 (real-life) users and created a guide to help others find the e-commerce software that suits them best.... Read full article at...
After you download the ZIP file, you need to uncompress and extract it before continuing. Once that’s done and you can see the WXR (.xml) file that’s inside the uncompressed folder, you can go ahead and continue migrating your site.... Read full article at the...
Whether your business has closed, or you’ve started a new website from scratch, there are many cases where you might want to delete your WordPress website. While it’s relatively simple to achieve, removing it promptly and permanently from the internet requires some...
Divi has a built-in full width header module to build your own header complete with titles, images, buttons, and icons. It’s a nice module that you can style and add your own custom CSS to create effects.... Read full article at the publisher's site:...
Coming Soon to a WordPress back end near you; the Gutenberg Editor update The plan is, whenever WordPress Core 5.0 rolls out, that Gutenberg could be the new default editor in WordPress. It's been causing a lot of commotion on the support groups and feedback that...
Do you pay a monthly maintenance fee for your website? You might wonder what is covered in that cost. And if you’re looking for a way to cut that cost, there’s some education you’ll need before you can DIY. Inevitably during every class I teach about building a website, the question comes up about what they are paying their designers a monthly maintenance fee for. They take a look at the process during …