A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
Revealing the Best Analytics Approach for WordPress Sites
Most of us want at least some idea of what our site’s stats look like. As in many areas, WordPress users have more options for analytics than most, because on top of the apps that any site owner can use, we also get plugins.
In this post, I’ll compare a few of those choices. I’ll look at Google Analytics – the top service for site statistics – and see how it stacks up against two WordPress-only options: Jetpack’s WordPress.com Stats and ManageWP’s Analytics integration.
WordPress 3.9.2 Security Release
WordPress 3.9.2 is now available as a security release for all previous versions. We strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately.
WordPress Core Development Updates [July 2014 Edition]
Welcome to another edition of our monthly WordPress Core updates!
It’s always useful to keep tabs on what’s been going on in the Core development space. A lot has happened since our last update post so I won’t waste any time with chit-chat this month. Let’s get right down to the details, shall we?
WordPress, Joomla and Drupal are NOT the Best CMS
As popular in name as these three open source CMS are, the fact of the matter is they are simply NOT the best CMS on the market. Check this article to find the reasons why.
Learn to Build an Online Store With WordPress
n the post Tom is going to walk you through the process of what he did to launch The Pressware Shop and help you avoid the pitfalls that he encountered along the way.
SchoolPress: A WordPress-Powered Open Source App for Educators and Students
Jason Coleman, creator of the popular Paid Memberships Pro plugin, launched his new SchoolPress app in beta this week. SchoolPress is an open source WordPress-powered web app designed for educators who want to incorporate a virtual component into their online or offline classes.
WordPress And H5P : The Future Of Rich Content?
H5P is not your average WordPress content plugin: it is a genuinely innovative way to create, embed and share rich HTML5 content via your WordPress site.
Although it’s perhaps aimed more at educational content, there are content types such as image hotspots, presentations and timelines that will be of interest to any WordPress site owner.
So take a peek at what could be the future of rich HTML5 content.
