Tag Archives: WordPress

Automattic, the parent of WordPress, launched a new AI blog writing tool. But this one doesn't worry me the way some others do.

WordPress users need to check their sites immediately: five compromised plugins have been found in the plugin repository.

A blogger can spend hours writing a post, but without taking on the duties of a content manager, how many people will actually see it?

Recently I wrote about a WordPress hyperlink bug that makes adding certain links take too many steps. It just returned.

For recipe bloggers, it's not just instructions. Many like to tell stories behind those creations, even if readers don't want to hear them.

I noticed recently that post previews no longer show up when I'm writing a new post. Instead of the post, I get a 404/Page Not Found error.

Twice now I've told you about a bug in a WordPress upgrade that complicates adding links. They made a tiny hyperlink fix.

The newest version of WordPress — version 6.4.1 — was just released. The main thing I was looking for was relief for a hyperlink bug.

I debated whether to attend a WordCamp event in October...until I took a look at the WordCamp schedule of talks they planned.

The latest update for WordPress, which is WordPress 6.3, is causing a problem when adding hyperlinks and managing how they...

If you've ever planned on running a website for at least a century, a 100-year domain deal might be just what you've been waiting for!

A recent article by Forbes counts WordPress as one of seven options it labels as a best free blogging platform of 2023. But how free is it?

In May of 2003, a revolutionary blogging platform made its debut. Here's what to know about the WordPress 20th anniversary.

I'll admit that when I started this blog, I bought into a common conception: WordPress is hard...so I should start with something easier.

A recently-downloaded plugin promised a free plan. But it wouldn't let me complete registration until I agreed to enter a credit card number.

Months after users complained about new WordPress pricing tiers, those tiers disappeared in favor of the original pricing plans.