WordPress comes with a lot of widgets bundled in core. One of this widgets is the meta widget. When you install a fresh copy of WordPress, this widget is usually put into the main widget area. Most users remove this … Read more →
Some weeks ago on a client website, we were asked to remove the “Private: ” and “Protected: ” prefixes on a custom post type. If you don’t know what I am talking about, let me quickly explain the feature. The … Read more →
Last weekend, I’ve visited WordCamp Cologne. It was my fourth WordCamp in Cologne and the second year in a row, they organized it as a BarCamp. Last year they had only one day with talks, this year it … Read more →
This week Birgit Olzem asked some members of the German community about their motivation volunteering to WordPress. So this is going to be my response. ❓What's your motivation to volunteer to the WordPress project? ❓ Asking for some insights in … Read more →
A friend of mine who I set up a WordPress website for and who is using MailChimp for her newsletter just received an email some hours ago she forwarded to me: In this email, MailChimp was informing her, that starting … Read more →
When it comes to translations, my favorite plugin is MultilingualPress. For a new client project with a small budget and only a couple of static pages, we decided to choose Polylang, which doesn’t require a Multisite. Issues translating content One of … Read more →
On Saturday, the third Global WordPress Translation Day took place all around the world. Starting at midnight UTC, the day was filled with a 24h schedule with 22 presentations. Local events Just as on the first two WP Translation Days, there … Read more →
No WordCamp last weekend, so today, you get a regular post 😉 This week, I had an interesting request in a client project. The WordPress website had a FAQ section and some of the questions were set as private posts. … Read more →
On Saturday I had my first talk this year at WordCamp Zagreb. You can find a review of this WordCamp in my previous blog post. The slides can be viewed and downloaded here.
Another weekend, another WordCamp, another new city … well, actually another new country in Europe I visited. Only two weeks after my vitsit to WordCamp Brigthon, I traveled to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, to meet a new european community. … Read more →