For people who share content hoping to attract an audience or to grow a following, the most important thing is to keep your audience engaged. Content here could mean blog posts, informative articles, product promotions; whatever the content, you want your audience to consume it, share it, like it, perhaps even subscribe to your mail …
The long-awaited major WordPress core update is here. Version 5.0 a.k.a. Gutenberg was released a few hours ago. At last check, the number of downloads was 410,970 and counting. No issues reported so far. Yay! You can read more from the official announcement at this link.
Anyone who’s gone into the WordPress dashboard to create or edit content is familiar with the visual editor, a version of TinyMCE, that has been in use since the beginning. Now 15 year’s down the line, and the world is getting ready to switch to a new editor: Gutenberg. Project Gutenberg was named after Johann …
I’ve met folks who are confused by WordPress.com and WordPress.org. The two are related, but present different versions of the WordPress web publishing software. Today, I’ll take a shot at clarifying things with a bit of help from WP101’s tutorial video! WordPress.org This is sometimes referred to as the self-hosted version of WordPress and is used …
