Category: Tips and Tutorials

Today marks twenty-five years since September 11, 2001. It’s one of those days that split time into before and after, for people everywhere, not just in the US. Nearly 3,000 people died that day, and they came from close to 90 countries. This was never only an American tragedy. I’ve lived in Turkey, call Canada

Ever wished you could update every WordPress site you manage without logging into each one? When you manage multiple WordPress sites, even a simple update becomes a repetitive task. You have to log into each site, check which plugins and themes need updating, run the…  Read More » The post Introducing WPVibe Fleet Management: Manage

If you’re confused about how to grow website traffic now that AI is reshaping search, welcome to the club. With search fragmented and audiences spread across multiple platforms, it’s less straightforward than it used to be — especially for new websites. But that doesn’t mean organic traffic is dead. It simply means it comes from

Welcome to DEV, your monthly WordPress deep dive. Before you clock off and lie in a rectangle of sunlight, let’s see what’s been happening in WordPress. Stick around to the end to see the hamster who’ll absolutely annihilate your fitness goals. In today’s edition: How 1,100+ WordPressers got into the zone in Arizona. Responsive styling!

What if your WordPress site could help visitors find the content they need, and help you figure out what to write about next? The secret to a successful WordPress blog is creating content that’s highly useful and relevant to your readers. But how do you know what your readers really want to know? (After all

August 14 – 27, 2026 Welcome back to the WordPress.com changelog. Today, we’re talking about a new way to manage your sites, working on them with ChatGPT, and a new version of WordPress. The Hosting Dashboard for your site management needs Switching between sites you manage used to mean reopening the same menus, re-finding the

You can now manage your WordPress.com site from ChatGPT using the new WordPress.com ChatGPT plugin. Set it up once, then talk to your site to publish posts, moderate comments, check traffic, update media, and handle the small jobs that start after the writing ends. After you add the plugin, type @WordPress.com in any chat and

Where Can I Watch? started as a way to answer one question: Where can I actually stream the title I want to watch? But over the last few releases it slowly turned into something else, too. Once you can save shows, track them by episode, and see what airs today, the app stops being a

WordPress 7.1 is finally here 🥳, and we have been closely following its development. The new version launched on August 19, 2026, timed with WordCamp US. Its focus is on how you collaborate, style, and manage media on your WordPress website, and it fixes a long list of everyday annoyances along the way. Whether you

Today at WordCamp US 2026, we’re officially launching WordPress.com Education. At its heart is a free dedicated Student Plan, built to give students the tools of a professional WordPress.com environment while they learn. Now, students can build real websites in a professional environment that they can keep using after the course ends. We’ve been quietly

Today at WordCamp US 2026, we’re officially launching WordPress.com Education. At its heart is a free dedicated Student Plan, built to give students the tools of a professional WordPress.com environment while they learn. Now, students can build real websites in a professional environment that they can keep using after the course ends. We’ve been quietly

TL;DR: How I set up my 2026 MacBook Pro, along with the software I installed and the method I used for each (either Mac App Store via the mas CLI, Homebrew, or direct download). It’s been a few years since I last wrote one of these. The 2021 16″ MacBook Pro held up exactly as