Posts tagged: WordPress

Whether you’re hoping to speak at a conference, looking to network or just there to learn, attending a conference can be beneficial to you and your career in a number…

When we talk about templates in WordPress we are normally referring to page template files in the theme. However, there are plugins that use template files to display content, and…

A few weeks ago, Brad and I had the opportunity to attend Chris Lema’s CaboPress for the first time. CaboPress is a smaller “conference” located in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico…

One question that I’ve been asked a few times while working on WP Offload SES is how it handles HTML email. By default, WordPress sends out all email as plain…

Whether or not you’ve used one of our products, I bet you’ve had a question or two about at least one of them. In today’s post, I thought I’d share…

Today, we’re introducing a bunch of features for WP Offload SES. It’s no secret that WP Offload SES has been light on features since its launch. That’s the main reason…

Composer. If you’ve worked with PHP for any period of time you’ve likely heard of or used Composer. We’ve written about it whole bunch on the blog before, and it’s…

It is with immense pleasure that we’d like to announce the release of WP Offload Media 2.2! 🎉 This release brings the much-requested background offloading of existing Media Library items.…

As a web developer, there’s always that curiosity about what your peers are up to. Where are they from? How much do they make? Do they work remotely? Over the…

Composer is my go-to method of managing free plugins in WordPress sites. However, managing premium plugins is a little more tricky. Last year we introduced full Composer support for our…