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Plugin News
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Support System Plugin Now Available For Single Site WordPress (wpmu.org)
This week we’re excited to announce that Support System is now compatible with single site installations of WordPress. This means that you can use it with any site running on WordPress. You can even use it with BuddyPress to provide a support system for your social network.
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WPEngine Review: A First Impression (www.wpexplorer.com)
We only ever like to write a review of a service if we’ve honestly tried it out and recently I have given WP Engine a go, so we thought it would be good to share my experience and provide you with my WPEngine review.
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How-To Pick the WordPress Plugin With the Best Support (wpengine.com)
As a WordPress site owner, when you’re on the hunt for a good plugin, there are usually a dozen or so on the market that seem identical. How are you supposed to know which plugin is going to be the best one for your site?
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Planning, Implementing and Releasing a Plugin (wpdaily.co)
It takes time to code a decent WordPress plugin, more time if you don’t have the right plan of implementing and releasing it into the wild.
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Gravity Forms Has an Update-Palooza! (wpdaily.co)
Gravity Forms got a lot of updates in the last few days and I’m happy for it because we are using that great plugin in both of our new MVP sites, our Job Board and Pros Network.
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The Truth About Building Premium WordPress Plugins (tommcfarlin.com)
Nothing profound, sure, but there’s a lot of truth to it, and I periodically get emails asking what all should one expect when it comes to building and releasing free and/or premium WordPress products.
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6 Helpful Tips to Choose the Right Plugin (wpdaily.co)
Being a WordPress web site owner you can’t ignore plugins. In fact, there are thousands of them developed for any purpose: Contact form plugins, image editing plugins, social media plugins, security plugins etc.
Theme Releases
Theme News
Tutorials
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How to Allow Users to Subscribe to Categories in WordPress (www.wpbeginner.com)
WordPress comes with built-in taxonomies, categories and tags, that allows you to organize your content. Almost every WordPress user has used categories and tags to sort their content, but most users don’t know that categories, tags, and custom taxonomies each have their own RSS feeds.
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A/B Testing in WordPress: Tips, Free Tools & How to Get Started (wplift.com)
Carrying out A/B testing on your WordPress website is one of the best ways to optimise the design choices and content of a site. This type of testing allows you to see which elements are the most effective at encouraging visitors to perform a certain action.
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Creating Custom WordPress Sliders with Toolset (www.wpmayor.com)
Many themes come with their own sliders. There are also great plugins that create slides out of anything. Still, in many cases, creating your own slider is the best solution. I’ll show how you can create your own sliders out of any WordPress content and display them anywhere in your site, using Toolset plugins.
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Integrating Multiple Choice Quizzes in WordPress – Creating the Frontend (wp.tutsplus.com)
This is the second part of the series on developing a multiple choice quiz plugin for WordPress. In the first part we created the backend of our plugin to capture the necessary data to store in the database.
In this final part, we will be creating the frontend of the plugin where the users can take quizzes and evaluate their knowledge.
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How To Display Google Trends Graphs in WordPress (wpmu.org)
Google Trends is a very handy tool for finding out what people are searching for around the world. Enter any search term and you’re instantly presented with the data for how often it is searched for, relative to the total number of global searches.
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