Tag: wordpress

  • When WordPress Rickrolls You. Lol!

    When WordPress Rickrolls You. Lol!

    I just signed into my site’s dashboard and I noticed this curious JetPack banner: So I clicked on the button and this loaded: Lol! Oh you crazy people!

  • Easier mobile blogging with the WordPress Aztec editor

    Easier mobile blogging with the WordPress Aztec editor

    Automattic announced a new editor for its mobile apps. It may not seem like anything groundbreaking but improvements to the mobile apps that make it easier for users to blog on the go are very welcome.

  • Online publishing will not die if Medium fails

    Online publishing will not die if Medium fails

    Medium has pivoted again and its success could hold the key for a more sustainable online publishing industry. Even if it fails, it won’t mean the death of publishing.

  • So much to love about Automattic’s 2016 Year Review

    Automattic has released its “2016 Year Review” report and it is a fun overview of the company’s and its products’ milestones for the year. There is so much about this report to love, including the design of the report itself. Worth taking 10 minutes to scroll through it. Howdy! We’re the people behind WordPress.com, WooCommerce,…

  • Open source WordPress app on all platforms is good news for the open Web

    Open source WordPress app on all platforms is good news for the open Web

    An open source WordPress app on all platforms is good news for the open Web in a time when there seem to be more high walls around platforms.

  • Twenty Sixteen looks great already

    I really like the look of the Twenty Sixteen theme that will arrive in WordPress 4.4. WordPress 4.4 is the last scheduled major release of the year and with it will come a new default theme to replace Twenty Fifteen. On the Make WordPress Core site, Tammie Lister published an image gallery that shows off…

  • Not just another WordPress vs everything else

    Not just another WordPress vs everything else

    I love that there are so many options for people who want to publish their words online these days. I was researching a topic for a blog post for the imonomy blog (I am employed by imonomy as a Content Marketing Specialist) and my colleague, Shirley Pattison (read her stuff, she writes about fascinating topics),…

  • A great guide to GPL for WordPress developers

    A great guide to GPL for WordPress developers

    Richard Best has a terrific guide to GPL for WordPress developers along the lines of the famously simple “human readable” Creative Commons license explanations on his site, WP and Legal Stuff, in his post titled “A human readable summary of the GPL“. He actually has two versions, both of which are worth taking a look…