The Gutenberg team announced version 7.3 of the plugin yesterday. This was the second release of the year, which included 159 contributions from 56 people. The major changes to the plugin include settings for changing the navigation block’s text and background colors, a new Block Collections API for developers, and placeholder blocks for post elements.…
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What will be the web design trends 2020? We actually asked ourselves similar questions several times this decade: 14 WordPress Web Design Trends in 201517 WordPress Web Design Trends We Can Expect in 2017WordPress Web Design Trends 2018 – What to Expect in the New Year5 WordPress Trends That Aren’t Going Away in 2019 However,…
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Do you want to add a volunteer application form to your organization’s WordPress website? If you’re one of the people managing applications, you might currently be spending a lot of time going back and forth by business email or even handling paper forms. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could collect volunteer applications online and…
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So you’ve got a lot of data you want to present to your readers. Using tables seem like the obvious choice right? The problem is, tables are unsupported by the classic WordPress Visual Editor. The solution? Plugins of course! In this post, I’ll be covering the following: Why tables are an issue with WordPress. What…
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GiveWP plugin users raised $106 million in donations in 2019. This is the first time donation amounts have crossed the $100 million threshold in a year. Matt Cromwell, GiveWP’s COO, made the announcement on Facebook last week. This is a jump from the $88 million and $41 million raised in 2018 and 2017, respectively. “I’m…
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