What are WordCamps? WordCamps are informal, community-organized events designed to bring together WordPress enthusiasts of all levels. These gatherings offer opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration within the WordPress ecosystem. First held in 2006 in San Francisco, WordCamps have since expanded into a global phenomenon, with events taking place in cities around the world. What […]
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WordPress.org vs. WP Engine: A Heated Dispute in the WordPress Ecosystem
The ongoing dispute between WordPress.org and WP Engine has stirred significant controversy within the open-source and WordPress communities. At its core, the disagreement highlights challenges around trademarks, plugin distribution, and the ethical boundaries of open-source governance. The Core of the Conflict The dispute escalated when WordPress.org restricted access to certain resources for WP Engine users, […]
Plugin Review: Site Kit by Google
OverviewThe “Site Kit by Google” plugin offers a powerful way to integrate Google’s services directly into your WordPress dashboard. It connects tools like Google Analytics, Search Console, AdSense, and PageSpeed Insights, making it a one-stop solution for managing site performance, SEO, and monetization insights. Features and Functionality Advantages Limitations ConclusionSite Kit by Google is an […]
Actions and Filters (aka Hooks)
Actions and filters provide a great way to hook functionality to any event. Moreover, plugins can define their own events. In this article we discuss how all that is accomplished.
How to Fix a “502 Bad Gateway” Error on Your WordPress Site
The “502 Bad Gateway” error is a common issue faced by WordPress site owners. It typically occurs when a server acting as a gateway or proxy receives an invalid response from an upstream server. This error can disrupt your site’s availability, leading to a poor user experience and potential loss of traffic. This guide outlines […]
Multisite: Redirecting Subsites’ Login URLs to the Main Site
A WordPress Multisite network enables you to manage multiple websites under a single WordPress installation. By default, each subsite in a Multisite setup has its own login URL, typically located at https://subsite.domain.com/wp-login.php. However, for centralized user management or branding purposes, you may want all login attempts across subsites to redirect to the main site’s login […]
