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Masteriyo Joins Themeisle — A New Era for WordPress Course Creation 🚀
We’re thrilled to share something exciting — Masteriyo, the modern and user-friendly LMS plugin from ThemeGrill, is now officially part of the Themeisle product suite! This partnership brings together two experienced WordPress teams. We’re united by a shared vision: to make course creation and selling effortless, accessible, and enjoyable for every WordPress user.
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Best SSH Hosting for WordPress Sites on Shared Servers
Shared hosting is what most website owners rely on when first launching a WordPress site. But at some point shared hosting starts to feel limiting. Maybe you need to make server-level adjustments or export a large database, but you also don't want to upgrade to a dedicated server or a VPS. That's where SSH access can come in real handy. In this post, I'll share my favorite SSH hosting options for WordPress sites to point you in the right direction.
How to Accept Donations on WordPress: For Non-Profits or Anyone Else
In this post, I'll show you not only how to create a great-looking donations form on WordPress, but also how to set up the backend - how to collect donations and have them deposited to an account of your choosing.
How to Integrate Stripe With WordPress: Easiest Method for 2025
Accepting payments on your WordPress site doesn't have to be complicated. With Stripe and the WP Full Pay plugin, you can set up a secure, user-friendly payment system in just a few steps. Oh, and did I mention you can do it for free?
Neve 4.0 ‘Sarmizegetusa’: A Smarter WordPress Theme Experience
Neve 4.0. A smarter, faster way to build exceptional websites that stand out from the crowd.
7 Vulnerabilities Your WordPress Security Plugins Can’t Protect You From (And How to Fix Them Manually)
Security plugins can't do it all. Learn how to harden WordPress manually with server-level security headers in .htaccess and fix 7 common gaps.
If You Could Only Choose 5 WordPress Plugins, What Would They Be?
I recently stumbled upon a Reddit thread that asked a simple but really compelling question. You can see it in the headline: If you could only choose 5 WordPress plugins, which ones would you pick?
WordPress Ticket #30465 Was Opened 10 Years Ago – Is 2025 Going to Be the Year It Finally Gets Resolved?
Back in November 2014, a WordPress developer named Sergej Mueller raised what seemed like a reasonable concern: users had no way of knowing if a plugin they were using had been removed from the official repository - even if it was removed for security reasons. His ticket - officially #30465 - was closed relatively soon after, but with no resolution. Little did Sergej know that it would be reopened almost ten years later.