Musings About Building Websites out of (WordPress) Blocks (thinkwritecode.com) If individual blocks are to thrive and sustain dynamic sites, they need to get swinging, for a living. Blocks need to be smart enough to establish relationships, to adapt to changing environments. Otherwise, they are not much better than bricks in a wall — useful, but dumb.
A Review of CoBlocks: Extending WordPress Blocks (ithemes.com) iThemes is starting a series in which they’ll be covering a number of new plugins that either enhance the ability of the new WordPress editor or provides you with a number of new blocks, each with their own customization options. They start by covering one of the first plugins that were out there, CoBlocks.
Working With WordPress User Roles and Capabilities (wpshout.com) There are a few things that you must understand about user roles and capabilities to be an effective administrator of a WordPress site: things like what a user is, how you make a new one, and what you’d make users for. Our goal today is to really get a solid understanding of how the whole WordPress user management and role system works conceptually, and to cover a few of the most important ways of modifying it.
How to Create a Multilingual Membership Site on WordPress (translatepress.com) If you want to grow your membership website and open your audience to people in a whole new language, creating a multilingual membership site is a great decision.
By offering your membership site in multiple languages, you not only expand your potential audience, but you also make it easy for existing multilingual members to use your site and you can start ranking your membership site for search engine queries in new languages.