Entrepreneurs are curious by nature. We seek to solve problems. We seek business opportunities in everything we do: no small hobby is safe when it pops into the mind of a creator. So what happens when you put 45 of…
We’re working on use case-focused documentation and getting started guides over at Paid Memberships Pro. For this effort, I also needed to add direct links to our most popular use cases in our site’s footer—and I need these links to…
To me, the best thing about WordPress is its extendability. Through the past 15 years, I’ve watched WordPress become more and more customizable, both for developers through custom code and for users through plugins, themes, the Block Editor (Gutenberg). Today…
A little life travel and WordCamp Montclair distracted me from posting an update on Sitewide Sales progress last week. So here’s a better late than never update on weeks 3 and 4 progress. For those new to this series, I’ve…
Reusable blocks let you create common or repeated sections of content to insert into new posts or pages. By default, WordPress doesn’t have a way to navigate and edit reusable blocks outside of the single post editing experience. This recipe…
It’s the end of week 2! I finally unleashed myself from strictly marketing and sales to focus on some coding. For those new to this series, I’ve been exclusively focused on our new product SitewideSales.com (on a 6 week sabbatical…
It’s the end of week 1! I kicked off this sabbatical fully focused on content and website improvements. For those new to this series, I’ve been exclusively focused on our new product SitewideSales.com (on a 6 week sabbatical from PMPro).
Strikethrough pricing is a visual way to show that a product is on sale. But, this formatting is not accessible to site visitors using a screen reader. With a few lines of code, we can improve the default WooCommerce sale…
I’ve been ruminating on the key differences between streamlined website builder tools like Squarespace or Wix vs. the boundless possibilities with WordPress. As a 100% biased person that makes their living on WordPress products, I firmly believe that WP is…
In March ’22, I shared a tweet that gained a lot of interest from people in the WordPress community. So as a follow up to that Twitter conversation, here are my notes to shape and refine what the product could…