WordPress powers over 23% of all websites on Earth. Naturally, many people want to hire experienced WordPress developers. Some of the folks looking for WordPress developers are agencies, who need a developer on staff. Others are enterprise level businesses, who rely on their in-house web development team to keep their website up-to-date. Some are small […]
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Change Add To Cart Text In WooCommerce
WooCommerce is the most popular e-commerce plugin in the WordPress ecosystem, and for most small and medium sized storefronts, it’s the perfect solution. But changing simple things like the Add To Cart button text can be frustrating if you don’t know how to do it. Changing the verbiage on your Add To Cart button is […]
Change Proceed To Checkout Text In WooCommerce
WooCommerce is the largest e-commerce platform used in WordPress today. It is relatively customizable through the use of plugins and premium extensions. But let’s say you want to make some small changes without using extra plugins. There are many seemingly small changes that are more complex than they initially appear. With WooCommerce, you can override […]
WP-Tonic: Page Speed, Theme Marketplaces, Frameworks
WP-Tonic is a somewhat new panel discussion show in the WordPress space. They have been producing monthly shows since September 2014, and hosts Bill Conrad and Jonathan Denwood have been publishing a weekly WordPress podcast since July 2014. Jonathan is an organizer of the Reno WordPress Meetup and runs the web agency Digital Delirium. Bill […]
How To Change Place Order Text In WooCommerce Checkout
WooCommerce is the most popular e-commerce platform on WordPress, and one of the most used e-commerce platforms overall. But part of staying on top is continually improving little things. One thing that the web development team at WooCommerce might consider is the ability to easily change the default text of the payment button on the […]
Better Ways To Check Broken Links In WordPress
Broken links on your website are bad user experience. When customers click on dead links and they go to 404 pages over and over, it hurts your credibility. This erodes trust in your website, which affects conversions and sales. While Google says they don’t lose sleep over broken links and 404 (page not found) errors, […]
Responsive YouTube Videos in WordPress
Mobile web usage has now exceeded desktop web usage, so it’s important to make sure your YouTube videos are as mobile-friendly. Since YouTube and other video services give you an embed code with a declared height and width, the video often goes right off the page on smartphones. That’s not the type of experience you […]
Using WordPress SEO by Yoast for Sitemaps
There is one plugin that I use for every single client site, and that is WordPress SEO by Yoast. It helps you get your on-page SEO right, but there are many people that don’t realize it takes care of XML sitemaps as well. XML sitemaps help search engines find all the pages on your website. […]
Plugins That Integrate MailChimp With WordPress
Over the last couple of posts, we’ve talked about why having an email list is important and how to start building a list for free with MailChimp. Today, I’d like to show you a couple of plugins that will help you integrate MailChimp with WordPress, and potentially add even more subscribers to your list.
Infinite Scroll With WordPress Custom Post Types
UPDATE, Jan 1st 2015: Custom Post Type support looks like it was added in March of 2013 to the DIY plugin on GitHub, but does not exist in the Infinite Scroll plugin v2.62 in the WordPress.org free plugin directory. The Infinite Scroll plugin was built for archive pages, loading more results when users scroll. Infinite […]