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 →
I don’t like cookie banners, but who really does, right? On this blog, I’ve removed everything that would need any “consent management tool” and switched to either cookieless solutions or two-click options. More on that in the following blog posts. … Read more →
Those two plugins might come as a surprise for some of you. I’m using the Block Editor, since it was still in a beta state and only available through the Gutenberg plugin. So I am not the usual user of … Read more →
The plugin I share today has two extremes. It is the plugin with one of the longest name, “Block Editor: Reverse Columns on Mobile“, but the least amount of code. The PHP code only loads some JavaScript and CSS. All … Read more →
I can’t remember when I discovered BackWPup and for how long I’ve been using it. Back then, it was soley developed by Daniel Hüsken. When he realized that he does not have the time to work on the plugin just … Read more →
This is the first blog post of my “plugin advent calendar“. In the next 24 days, I want to cover plugins I use on my personal websites and websites I help maintain. I hope that I’ll be able to publish … Read more →
If you are an active reader of my blog, or look at the timestamp of my latest blog post, you’ll recognize that I have not published a blog post in more than 14 weeks. This has different reasons, the biggest … Read more →
In the same project I blogged about last week, I was tasked to optimize the performance of the website. One of the major issues was the login performance. Any time I would log in, I had to wait around one … Read more →
In a project, the design agency had created a theme without a search template (though manual searches were still possible). Now, the shop owners wanted to have a search in the header of the page, but it should only search … Read more →