WordPress

WordPress is a content management system (CMS) powered by PHP, MySQL and JavaScript. WordPress is the world’s leading system to create websites and blogs. Currently, approximately 38% of all the content on the web was built with WordPress.

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Alt Text: Enhancing SEO and Accessibility in 2025

Alt Text: Enhancing SEO and Accessibility in 2025

In today's digital landscape, where visuals dominate content strategy and user experience, a seemingly minor element continues to play an outsized role in both search engine performance and inclusive web design. Alt text—those concise descriptions attached to images across the web—remains one of the most powerful yet underutilized tools in a digital marketer's arsenal. For website owners, content creators, and SEO professionals looking to maximize their online presence while creating truly...

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WordPress Drama – The Latest Update

If you don't know what WordPress is or the recent discussions about it, let's talk. WordPress is a widely used platform that allows people to easily create and manage websites, and lately, there have been some important debates about its future direction that are worth understanding. Let’s break it down step by step so you have a good idea of what’s happening and why people care so much about it. The Main Player(s) Let’s talk about the important people and groups: WordPress is one of the most...

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Setting Up A Custom Color Scheme For Divi

Setting Up A Custom Color Scheme For Divi

I have attached the file that I used my case.One Divi feature is”Color Scheme.” It presets for green, orange, pink, red and its default blue color schemes that influence the colors of borders, buttons and other accents on a baseline Divi theme. What happens if none of those colors jibe with your design? In our case, there were layers of styling rules: baseline WordPress, Divi, Woocommerce, and our styling. It’s great that Divi has Woo specific styling available, but it wasn’t helping what we...

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If I Have Divi For My Theme, Why Would I Need A Child Theme for Divi?

If I Have Divi For My Theme, Why Would I Need A Child Theme for Divi?

If you're using the Divi theme, there are several reasons why you might want to consider using a child theme: Preserving Customizations The main benefit of using a Divi child theme is to preserve your customizations when Divi updates. If you make direct changes to Divi's core files, those changes will be overwritten when you update the theme. A child theme allows you to make customizations that won't be affected by updates. Advanced Customization If you want to make more advanced...

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The Juggling Act of Priorities for a WordPress Developer

The Juggling Act of Priorities for a WordPress Developer

Being a WordPress developer is akin to performing a delicate juggling act. With numerous tasks requiring attention, from translating visual designs into functional websites to ensuring optimal performance and security, managing priorities becomes crucial. We put a lot of effort putting together an in-depth look at how a WordPress developer can effectively balance these responsibilities.

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Understanding CSS Media Queries

Understanding CSS Media Queries

CSS media queries are a powerful tool that allow you to apply different styles based on the characteristics of the device or viewport. They enable you to create responsive designs that adapt to different screen sizes, resolutions, and device types (desktop, tablet, mobile, etc.).

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