What Makes a Blog Different From a Website?
A blog is always (part of) a website, but not all websites are blogs. Do you know the differences between the two? When to use each? Let’s answer your questions here!
David Aguilera
Secure Your WordPress Site by Logging Out Inactive Sessions
Want to make your WordPress site more secure? Learn how to automatically terminate idle sessions with this tutorial. It’s easy if you know how!
DevTips – How to Scale and Crop Images for WordPress
ImageMagick is an image library that helps you to manipulate image files. Discover how you can use it to scale and crop images easily.
How Can WordPress Be Free? Where’s the Catch?
Let’s talk about the reasons why WordPress is free, what are the costs behind having a website in WordPress and, above all, if there is any hidden cost you might need to keep in mind.
Get Up to Speed with PHP Loops
PHP has some great functions to work with arrays. They make it extremely easy to iterate over all of their elements without the hassle of loops. Learn more!
All You Need to Know About Pages and Posts in WordPress
One of the questions that new WordPress users usually have is about the difference between the pages and posts in WordPress. Here we answer this question!
Our Experience at WordCamp Europe 2019
Believe it or not, this year’s WordCamp Europe has already passed. If you missed it and want to know more about it, don’t miss this post.
How We Created Our Website Using the Block Editor
A couple of months ago we decided that we had to renovate our website a bit and implement it using Gutenberg. Discover how do we get from a custom-made theme based on page templates to another totally personalized theme that relies on WordPress blocks for everything.
José Ramón Padrón – WProfessional of the Month
Meet José Ramón Padrón, co-organizer of WordCamp Las Palmas and WordCamp Europe and Country Manager in Spain for SiteGround.
WordCamp Europe 2019 is Around the Corner. What Can You Expect?
WordCamp Europe 2019 will take place in Berlin in a month. With over 2,500 tickets sold, it’ll be THE WordPress event in Europe. Here’s why you should come.