PHP is still one of the most popular languages used to build the web. The newest version, PHP 7.4, was released today — and Business and eCommerce plan customers can opt to start using it immediately. WordPress.com sites run PHP 7.3 by default — it’s still our recommended version, since it’s been stress-tested across all…
Read More
Though I doubt many people are reading articles like this today, I still enjoy sharing a short note on Thanksgiving Day (here in the States, of course) to look back at what’s happened in the past year. Thanksgiving 2019No, this is isn’t a retrospective post and it never has been, but I like sharing a…
Read More
On Giving Tuesday, December 3, WP&UP is holding an online event called #DoSummitGood that features speakers from various “for good” WordPress organizations. The event will have nine sessions from 13 speakers. It begins at 13:00 UTC. Giving Tuesday is a global movement meant to inspire generosity. The celebration has run each year since 2012 on…
Read More
Do you want to prevent clients from accidentally deactivating WordPress plugins on the website? If you make websites for clients, then you probably already have a favorite toolkit of must-have WordPress plugins to install on each site. You may also add custom code snippets inside site-specific plugins for that client. However, clients can accidentally deactivate…
Read More
WordPress Black Friday Sales Roundup Justin Tadlock · November 26, 2019 · News ‘Tis the largest shopping season of the year. While you are gearing up for a big weekend of finding that perfect gift for your family and friends, you might take a moment to consider giving your website a little something for the holiday. The following is…
Read More
