How to Embed Tweets in WordPress With Gutenberg
Embedding tweets in the content of your WordPress posts and pages is possible thanks to the Twitter block that the block editor includes by default.
Antonio Villegas
How to Write Without Distractions in WordPress
Remove all the clutter from Gutenberg, the WordPress block editor, to focus on writing without distractions and in full screen.
How to Publish New Content on Your Website While You’re on Vacation
Going on vacation doesn’t mean your website won’t have new content. Schedule your posts and their promotion in social media automatically.
XML Sitemaps in WordPress Core? It May be a Reality Soon
XML Sitemaps are essential to make it easier for web search engines to find the contents of your website. They will be in the WordPress core soon.
Why do hackers hack?
We study the main reasons why hackers devote their time, resources and knowledge to hack on the Internet.
How to Use SVG images in Your JavaScript Projects with Webpack
The @wordpress/scripts package makes it easier to develop on Gutenberg. Learn how to extend it with your own Webpack configuration to load SVG files.
Why You Should Use WordPress to Build Your Website
There are thousands of reasons to use WordPress on your website. Here are the top five to convince you that by choosing WordPress you’ll get it right.
How to Include Code Snippets in the WordPress Block Editor
You have different options to include code snippets into your WordPress content. Now with Gutenberg it’s even easier to do it.
Transpiling JavaScript easily with wp-scripts
Making the leap from PHP to modern JavaScript in WordPress is complicated. The wp-scripts package simplifies this task and helps us getting started developing on top of the block editor.
How to Add a Link to Your Plugin Settings Page in The WordPress Plugin List
Learn how to add a link to the settings page of your plugin from the plugin list on the WordPress Dashboard to help your users.