Interviews, WordPress Community
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Tammie Lister Interview – “We Made Themes Become Plugins by Forcing Them to Have Functionality That Shouldn’t Be There”

We’re talking with one of the most popular and present names in the WordPress community – Tammie Lister. She loves web design and open source. She’s been one of the long-time WordPress contributors, and her work has had a big impact on WordPress as we’re seeing it now, at this very stage of evolution.

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How to Create a Custom WordPress Search Form (In 3 Simple Steps)

Search is a key part of the online experience, and it's how most users find information on the web. As such, if a visitor arrives on your site and can't immediately find what they're looking for, there's a good chance they may leave without digging further. A WordPress search form can help make sure that doesn't happen.

Google Web Stories in WordPress: How to Create Them?

We all like to experiment with different types of content from time to time. Storytelling is one of them. It's fun for us, the creators, and for our readers because storytelling is one of the most engaging content formats, especially if it's visual. The good news is that Google Web Stories for WordPress gives you the chance to be a storyteller, too.

Substack vs WordPress: Best Place to Launch a Newsletter Blog in 2025?

Trying to choose between Substack vs WordPress to create a blog or online platform? Or confused by the difference between these two platforms in the first place? Substack has gained a lot of traction as a place for journalists and writers to build a blog/newsletter and earn money with subscription content, but WordPress is still the engine that powers most the websites on the internet.

8 Best Magento Hosting Providers Compared

Though most hosts can meet Magento’s basic hosting requirements, Magento stores have unique needs as compared to other websites, especially if your store has a lot of products and/or a lot of shoppers.

How to Create a Table of Contents in WordPress (4 Methods; No Code Needed)

It can be discouraging to spend time crafting content for your website, only to have users quickly click away. Since most people scan text on the web, you may have better luck holding their attention if they can skip right to what they're looking for, by providing them with a table of contents in WordPress.