All of our WordPress themes are based on a robust and unique framework, packed conveniently in our own Plethora Features Library plugin. While the core functionality is already part of this plugin, some of the extra features are dependent on WordPress plugins. Some of them are open-source, others are proprietary. We are happy to present […]
This time we are digging into Gutenberg, the new WordPress editor which is continuously growing and getting better every day. It is intended to become the “barebone” of WordPress. Indeed, Gutenberg blocks are a very intuitive way of creating a page. Although it has been the subject of thorough criticism, many developers are adopting it […]
Unlike any other product of human activity, you can replicate a program unlimited times; the only breakpoint is the available storage space. Web applications and content management systems are no exception. Given the fact a random incident can waste days of work, it's of great importance to know how to backup a website and be able to restore it anytime.
In a world of constant change, WordPress is no exception. It is true that updates provide security fixes and improvements. The same applies to plugins and themes. You need to update your WordPress theme every time there is a new version available, in order to keep your website safe and working for long, without any surprises.
You've finally made it to the WordPress Dashboard. Now what? Depending on the project, you might have a short or a long road before starting adding posts. In any case, here is a list of 9 things to do after installing WordPress plus a few more to do next.
