Gust – Tailwind CSS theme for WordPress
Build WordPress websites with full support for Tailwind CSS utility classes, Purge CSS, Tailwind config, direct access to WP Query, customisable components, and more.
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WP Engine Launches Faust.js, a New Headless WordPress Framework
WP Engine has launched Faust.js, a new headless framework that is open source and designed to work in any Node hosting environment. The framework is…
Creating a Headless WordPress Site With Frontity
Frontity is a WordPress-focused React-based server-side dynamic-rendering framework (phew!) that allows us to create fast headless websites. Chris has a good introduction to Frontity.
Expand the REST API With These WordPress Plugins
The REST API is a universal exchange language that every website and application can use to communicate. It allows you to obtain data from remote…
The performance effects of too much lazy-loading
Lazy-loading is a technique to defer downloading a resource until it’s needed, which conserves data and reduces network contention for critical assets. It became a…
How To Migrate From WordPress To A Headless CMS
In this article, we will look at when it makes sense to migrate from a monolithic project to a headless setup and the benefits that…
WooCommerce Patches Critical Vulnerability, Sending Forced Security Update from WordPress.org
WooCommerce has patched an unspecified, critical vulnerability identified on July 13, 2021, by a security researcher through Automattic’s HackerOne security program. The vulnerability impacts versions…
Query Loop: The Ins and Outs of One of WordPress 5.8’s Most Powerful Features
WordPress 5.8 is on deck for July 20, just a mere 10 days from now. The release is geared up to be the most feature-packed…
Private Note-Taking and Journaling With the Hypernotes WordPress Plugin
Ella van Durpe, a core WordPress contributor and software engineer at Automattic, released a note-taking plugin earlier today. Hypernotes is a simple custom post type…
The Value of WordPress: The World’s First Study of the WordPress Economy
A global pandemic, a surge in online activity, and the resulting changes to customer behavior have all made it more important than ever for businesses…
Diving Into WordPress 5.8’s New Widgets Screen
WordPress 5.8 is slated to ship with a small taste of bringing blocks outside of the content editor. However, it can feel like a surface-level…
5 Tips on Redesigning a WordPress Membership Site
Adding a membership system to your WordPress site can be a great way to create a community and provide value to members, whether in the…
Gutenberg 10.4 Introduces Block Widgets in the Customizer
The latest release of the Gutenberg plugin (10.4) brings block widgets into the Customizer. When customizing widget-enabled areas, a new block inserter icon is now…
17 WordPress Statistics You Must Know in 2021
The numbers don’t lie. WordPress has been one of the most popular content management system from a very long time. And if you’ve ever wondered…
4 Common WordPress Attacks (And How to Avoid Them)
Since it powers over 40 percent of the web, WordPress is a popular target for attacks. If a hacker manages to break into one WordPress…