Faces of WordPress is a community-centered project that celebrates the people behind WordPress and the projects they create that collectively drive WordPress forward in a way that directly benefits the community or the core software. Share your WordPress story here. WordPress is natively set up to be global. Today the Content Management System (CMS) dominates more than 28 percent of the internet, but to conquer the other 72 percent, WordPress must become even more accessible – and a huge part of that comes from WordPress translation. Pop quiz: Out of the ten countries that search most often for “WordPress themes,” what’s the highest rank […]
Produce Better Content with these Content Creation Tools for WordPress
WordPress was and continues to be the most popular CMS on the market. Countless bloggers are using it to manage their content-centered platforms. WordPress provides the best features and possibilities for creating and maintaining high-quality websites. There’s an entire market for WordPress tools, and most of the time, leveraging these tools is very profitable in terms of time, effort, and money. Whether you’re a blogger, a content manager, or anyone who deal with the creation, publishing, and distribution of content on a WordPress website, you need to be aware of the content creation tools which are one click away from […]
WPCampus Helps Connect WordPress and Higher Education
Cherry never expected to find herself working in higher education. The first job she got as a graphic designer right after graduating was at a college in Mississippi. It wasn’t long before she realized that’s where she always wanted to be. “Whether it’s with students or fellow faculty/staff, there’s always an opportunity for collaboration and education. And your purpose is so fulfilling. No matter your role, you’re a part of, and investing in, the well-being and future of others,” Cherry told Torque. When she began her first job after college with the University of Alabama in 2011, WordPress was the CMS […]
How to Remind Users to Upgrade to PHP 7 Using the WHIP Codebase
PHP 7 has been around for well over a year now, and yet only 4.5% of sites have made the upgrade from PHP 5. With users and their hosts lagging behind, a large number of sites remain more vulnerable to hacking and performance issues than their updated counterparts. As a WordPress developer, you hold much more sway and influence than you might think. Brands such as Yoast are asking you to use that power to help upgrade the internet as a whole. You can do this by adding nudges to your plugins using Yoast’s WHIP framework. This helps you inform the user […]
Doc Pop’s News Drop: WCEU Visa Issues
Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. Dealing with travel visas can always be a little difficult, but it was still a surprise when WordCamp Europe attendees were getting their visas rejected specifically because of the event’s low entry fee. We cover the organizer’s response and interview Muhammad Adnan, who had hoped to attend WCEU, but was disappointed to find out his Visa would take 6 weeks to approve. Love WordPress news, but hate reading? This is Doc […]

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