A WordPress menu is a set of existent posts, on an editorial order… and so is a slider or a featured content section! And with a bonus, the WordPress menus page comes with a drag-n-drop UI, supported by the WordPress core team!
At a certain point of our WordPress learning path we need to learn the art of caching. Here I’m presenting some cache patterns that I use when developing in WordPress. Welcome to the first post on the Patterns series.
6 months ago, Zack Katz launched the GravityView plugin, the best way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website, and it has been a huge success! And to start a new year with pure happiness, Zack hired @songadaymann, Jonathan Mann, to create a new video to promote the plugin…and I heard it is unforgettable!
GravityView, the best way to display Gravity Forms entries on your website, is a brand new Premium WordPress plugin, available since today. You could play with its demo or just buy it! And if your are in the affiliates mood, there’s also room for you! (note, none of the links in this blog have affiliated codes.)
We've just launched what's probably the most ambitious portuguese #wordpress installation yet.Opinions? http://t.co/TfzIz6DMpf @observadorpt — Zé (@zedejose) May 19, 2014 Proud to be part of it.