Category: WordPress
WordPress 7.0 Released: PHP changes, DataViews and Dev Features
If you are a WordPress developer, agency owner, or just someone who manages a couple of sites, you probably felt like 2025 was a bit [Read More…]
Why I Think of Gutenberg Like Lego: How Blocks Actually Work in WordPress
Let’s be honest for a second. If you’ve been using WordPress for a while, the jump from the Classic Editor to Gutenberg (the Block Editor) [Read More…]
WordPress Full Site Editing(FSE): What I Wish I Knew Sooner
Let me take you back to a time not so long ago. If you wanted to change the layout of your WordPress website’s header, you [Read More…]
How We Cleared Database Junk Using ANALYZE, OPTIMIZE & REINDEX (And How to Fix Yours)
If you have ever worked with a database for more than a year, you know exactly what happens to it. It’s a lot like a [Read More…]
WordPress Multisite Network Functions: switch_to_blog & More
If you have ever managed more than a few WordPress websites, you know the drill: log in here, update a plugin there, check the spam [Read More…]
How I Finally Tamed Gutenberg Using Block Filters (And How You Can Too)
If you have spent any time building websites with WordPress over the last few years, you already know that the Block Editor (Gutenberg) has completely [Read More…]
I Tested WordPress Nonce Security (And Why It’s Not a “Number Used Once”)
Imagine you are the bouncer at an exclusive club. Someone walks up and says, “Hey, let me in, I left my jacket inside.” How do [Read More…]
WordPress 7.0: A New Era of Collaboration, Smart Design, and AI Foundations
After a year of legal shifts and a deliberate slowdown in 2025, the WordPress community has been waiting for this moment. The roadmap for WordPress [Read More…]
WordPress Update Chaos: What Really Happened With 6.9.2, 6.9.3, and 6.9.4
Hey there, WordPress friends. If you felt a little whiplash yesterday trying to keep up with your dashboard updates, you are definitely not alone. Usually, [Read More…]
How to Implement SEO in Headless WordPress with Next.js & WPGraphQL
If you have been around the web development block for a while, you know WordPress is the giant in the room. It was simple. It [Read More…]