One of the questions I get a lot is: what plugin do you always use. My answer is usually: none … except for when I still develop a site. Then it is Query Monitor and here is why. What does … Read more →
I have a podcast website (but unfortunately, there have not been any new episodes in years). When I first started my journey into podcasting, I was wondering how to best set a site up. If you want to keep it … Read more →
As mentioned in the last blog post, I have around 18 plugins active on this blog. For some, this sounds like a lot, but it really isn’t. I always say it’s not the number of plugins, but their quality and … Read more →
The plugin I write about today is one of the most important ones for my blog. I could live without many of the around 18 plugins I have on this blog. But as this blog is presented to you in … Read more →
As mentioned in the blog post from yesterday, I am using two different statistics plugins on this blog. The “simple one” is Koko Analytics, the advanced one is Matomo. Using Matomo with a WordPress site comes in two variants. You … Read more →
When I’ve removed all plugins and services using cookies, I’ve also cut ties with Google Analytics. But I still wanted to have a plugin that would give me some statistics and insights into my websites and the content that is … Read more →
At the end of every blog post, you’ll find a “Posted by” box, with a short introduction of the author of each blog post. This text comes from my WordPress user profile on this blog, and this can be an … Read more →
As I’ve mentioned yesterday, I do want to share another plugin from Matthias Kittsteiner and the Epiphyt brand. Today, I want to present his plugin Impressum Plus. The term “Impressum” is mostly used on German website, and is of latin origin. It comes … Read more →
Two days ago I wrote about Complianz, the plugin I have used to implement a cookie banner. In this blog post, I’ve mentioned that I have removed any cookies from this blog and that I am using a two-click solution … Read more →
It’s still surprising that Contact Form 7 has so many installations, but it is the third most installed plugin on the WordPress Plugin Directory. It is rather “technical”, since you have to build your forms using shortcodes. Only integrating it … Read more →