Our October 2021 meeting took a brief dive into the Block Directory and a quick review of some Block Library plugins available in the WordPress repository. The block directory first appeared in core with WP v5.5. It is a part of the WordPress project that enables developers to create one-off blocks that can be freely […]
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This post originally appeared on capwebsolutions.com Google Workspace is a cloud-based productivity suite that helps teams communicate, collaborate, and get things done from anywhere and on any device. It’s simple to set up, use, and manage, so your business can focus on what really matters. Here are some highlights: Business email for your domain Look professional…
Let’s build an “Our Team” style with Beaver Builder with an eye on the responsiveness. We did get started rather late this time. There was a problem with the link to the Teams meeting that I sent out with the notice and several participants were not able to connect. The feedback was that the link…
Any small business owner will tell you that to keep up with the industry you must constantly be reading and learning new things. Under this resource category I will tag books, training programs, YouTube videos, online tutorials that I find helpful. We will publish our own original content under our “Nuggets” tag. Books and Training…
This post originally appeared on capwebsolutions.com As Cap Web Solutions’ business expands, we come to depend more and more on various tools to deliver WordPress services, manage the business, learn new technologies and become a better business person. Some may be primarily useful as a WordPress developer, some as a remote worker, and some as…
Beginners may find troubleshooting daunting, but @MattRy will show you the ropes Oct. 28. #wcphilly https://t.co/UJIE6B32fk pic.twitter.com/AAopVlZJsf — WordCamp Philly (@WordCampPhilly) October 17, 2017 Share this post: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
GoDaddy – As was mentioned above, they have everything. The hosting packages are basic and a very good starting point for personal or small business use. Bluehost – Can’t beat the prices and the tools. Services range from bare bones shared servers to full on dedicated boxes. I’m currently using the shared service platform to…