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Gutenberg, the WordPress visual editor, provides a good solution to one of the previous editor’s flaws. Creating a table without the help of a plugin before Gutenberg was pretty awkward. The visual editor has enabled users to insert tables, but you still have to use plugins to create stylish tables in WordPress. Tables break down…

Translating your WordPress website is a logical step for those wanting to sell or do business in new markets. Ensuring your website visitors can read the content of your site in their native language is beneficial in a number of ways; allowing you to reach new customers, improve your SEO rankings and build better customer…

Even though we are nearing the middle of the year, 2020 has been and will continue to be a huge turning point for a plethora of businesses. Sadly, some of them will disappear, but others will enter the market. Periods of crisis have an unexpected positive aspect: weak businesses vanish, while solid ones grow. The…

Blockchain technology has attracted the attention of more and more investors—some small entrepreneurs, and some huge financial companies. Indeed, there is a lot of hype around it because investors have earned good profits by speculating Bitcoin’s price variations. Still, cryptocurrency isn’t only about Bitcoin and financial speculation. It has tremendous potential, and you might be…

Google constantly refines its ranking algorithm and the signs are that it will continue to do it in the near future. The ultimate Google Search purpose is to ensure the best user experience regardless of the context (query, device used, Internet connection etc). Broken links don’t hurt so much the user experience, but these might…

Are you tired of reading articles about strengthening your site security? Do you think that it’s redundant to learn new tips and tools for locking down your site? Do you believe that security plugins are useless? It’s common to ignore site security. Lots of webmasters do it. But just because many people follow a path…

If you’ve read two or three articles featuring productivity hacks, you know that not checking your email first thing in the morning is a priority. The harsh reality is that many people do so frequently. A survey of 1,000 Americans revealed that 55% of people check their email less than an hour after waking up.…

The Gutenberg editor was the hype of early 2019, and endless armies of developers have expressed their opinions about it. Clearly, the new visual editor is the most transformative change in many years. Willing or not, both theme developers and average users should adapt to the new paradigm. A few months after Gutenberg stole the…

More and more top employers, including Google and Microsoft, are focusing more on Stack Overflow, Git, and GitHub accounts than on resumes. These accounts say a lot more about your knowledge and skills than a CV because they effectively reveal what you’ve worked on. Past or side projects, contributions to open source works, and your…

A decade ago, many internet users impatiently checked out Smashing Magazine to read the latest web design articles. Lots of actual web designers found their passion for website creation through these posts. It was a time when the principles of web design determined a productive debate amongst designers—both beginners and experts. Nowadays, there are significantly…