April 2019 - Page 17 of 18 - Wordpress Website Support

WordPress.com’s Parent Company Announces Happy Tools, a New Suite of Products for the Future of Work

Posted by Matt Wondra | Apr 1, 2019 | Tips and Tutorials |

Distributed teams, different geographies, and complex dynamics are redefining the modern workday. Soon, “job perks” like flexible hours and work-from-anywhere will become table-stakes benefits that every company needs to offer to stay competitive. WordPress.com’s parent company Automattic has long been ahead of this curve, growing a global software company of more than 850 people across…

Use Your Mind to Control Gutenberg with 93digital’s GutenBrain

Posted by Tom Rankin | Apr 1, 2019 | Latest News |

One of the biggest things to happen to WordPress last year was the launch of 5.0 and Gutenberg. Since then, the community has created plugins, themes, and libraries all optimized for the new editor. London-based agency, 93digital is adding to the fray with GutenBrain. A plugin that allows you to control Gutenberg with your mind.…

Time Off 2019: Part 1 of 4 of Social Media Sabbaticals

Posted by Tom | Apr 1, 2019 | Themes |

It’s been a while since I’ve published anything on a Monday (I don’t know if that’s notable or not but, as I’m writing this, it came to mind 🙃).But since today officially starts the second quarter of the year it’s that time in which I also opt-out of social media, for the most part, and…

Best Lazy Load Plugins to Make Your WordPress Site Faster

Posted by Raelene Morey | Apr 1, 2019 | Tips and Tutorials |

Sites with a ton of images can take forever to load. For every image, that’s another HTTP request, and more time your users have to wait in frustration while pages load slowly. So what’s the solution? Lazy loading. Continue reading, or jump ahead using these links: Native Lazy Loading Arrived with WordPress 5.5 Is a…

6 Lazy Load Plugins to Make Your WordPress Site Faster

Posted by Felicia Ceballos-Marroquin | Apr 1, 2019 | Tips and Tutorials |

Sites with a ton of images can take forever to load. For every image, that’s another HTTP request, and more time your users have to wait in frustration while pages load slowly. So what’s the solution? Lazy loading. It can significantly speed up image-heavy sites and takes no time at all to enable on your…