Not only does WordPress dominate more than 25 percent of the internet but it has now conquered space. NASA recently updated a blog post explaining the benefits they’ve received since launching the NASA GRC WordPress website, which first launched in July 2007. The post highlights several of the benefits for using WordPress including ease of use, low cost, SEO, and more. Search Engine Friendly The basics of SEO are already built into the system. It encourages you to fill out title tags, categories, and meta descriptions. “When a site curator posts a news-related item on a public-facing NASA WordPress site, the major search […]
Torque Toons: NASA’s WordPress Site Is Out Of This World
According to an updated blog post, NASA is on WordPress. I bet they have strong opinions on Jetpack. Don’t forget to check out our other editorial toons!
Free WordPress Themes: August 2016
Many premium and free themes were released this August. Plus, we also got the latest version of WordPress, WordPress 4.6, with many new features and additions. This article goes over some of the best free WordPress themes from the month of August 2016. 1. Maggie Lite Maggie Lite is a free magazine theme for WordPress sites. It is responsive, supports post formats, and comes with custom page templates. Demo | Download 2. Lontano Lontano is a minimal and clean WordPress theme for bloggers. It is responsive and translation ready. Demo | Download 3. Boston Boston is a responsive blogging WordPress […]
What’s New In WordPress: 8/29/2016
Everything you need to know about WordPress news this week. How To Customize The WordPress Login Page: Make your login page more effective and appealing with these easy steps. Google Intends To Punish Pop-up Ads, But Some Aren’t Worried: An editorial about what will happen to sites employing pop-up ads. Building A WordPress Plugin: The beginning of a six-part series taking you through the steps to building an awesome plugin. Terrible Clients Described Using Pirates: A fun and informative infographic showing the way bad clients are like pirates. WordSesh 4: A data breakdown of the WordSesh 4 viewers. WordPress Events Sept. […]
Building a WordPress Plugin Part 2: Getting Off To A Solid Start
In the first part of our series on building a plugin, we kicked things off with some general background information on plugins, then cobbled together a very basic Hello World example to prove that creating a functioning plugin of some sort is within everyone’s grasp. Eagle-eyed readers may have spotted that our initial approach to making a plugin was a little on the slapdash side. We simply wanted to see something on the screen, and weren’t too concerned about what was happening behind the scenes. This time around we’ll get a bit more organized, employing a handy piece of kit called […]

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