In last week’s article, the upcoming (but as yet unscheduled) updates to the WordPress website building platform were discussed. While this will certainly be a big deal once more information about the ...

WordPress powers over 43% of all websites as of 2022. Its scalability, versatility, affordability and simple interface made it a go-to option for independent bloggers, authors, SaaS companies, ...

If you started using WordPress before December 2018, then you’ll recognize the Classic Editor. For years, the Classic Editor was the default content editor in WordPress. It’s similar in appearance and ...

So what’s the problem? And what’s a block? One of the things you hear a lot about during discussions of Gutenberg are blocks. These blocks are a unified way to style content that currently requires ...

Automattic and its public developer community have just released version 5.0 of the immensely popular WordPress CMS, with a bunch of new features centered around customizable content blocks – catching ...

WordPress.org today launched WordPress 5.0, which brings “big upgrades to the editor” in the blog management tool. You can download the new release, available in ...

OpenAI technology integrates directly into the WordPress editor Paid version offers unlimited requests for $10/month Free version allows 20 requests Creates articles, titles, summary, checks spelling ...

Over the years, WordPress has introduced more and more features, which, although make the software a more robust blogging platform, have made the writing UI more cluttered. Nevertheless, I have gotten ...

What just happened? WordPress, maker of the web's most popular Content Management System (CMS), has just released version 5.0 of its platform. The latest update is one of the biggest in years, adding ...

WordPress has released an update to their iOS client earlier today, adding a number of features that have been requested since the original release of the blogging client for iPhone and iPad. I’ve ...