It has been a while since I’ve talked about PressTitan on my personal blog. Can you believe the company has already been around for more than two years? Right now, David Krug and I are working on refining our product suite by adding in some lower cost items in hopes that we can expand our…
It looks like I was one of the lucky few that got early access to Gutenberg on WordPress.com. It reminds me a little of the visual editor, and as someone that always uses the code or raw text editor, it’ll take some getting used to. Why Try It? Well, I have been a fan of…
Over the last month, I’ve been researching, writing, recording and editing a daily video series that covers the latest of WordPress news with a few my own thoughts and opinions thrown in. It is called The WP Minute and it takes about a minute to get through an episode. This means you could get all…
A couple of years ago, I was at WordCamp Chicago, and I was asked to come look at a new WordPress plugin that was close to being released. The plugin was called Gravity Forms, and it was amazing. Photo by Lisa Sabin-Wilson This was around the time that the WordPress community was going through a…
I have been following 23Press since before its inception. Despite not keeping in touch with Terry Smith or the other principals in the company, I’ve been watching and waiting to see what products they release into the WordPress marketplace. There are only two companies I have this fanaticism for, Rocket Genius and 23Press. Recently, Jeremy…
A long time ago, when WordPress.com first came out, I was very split on my thoughts of the service. On one hand, I was happy to see it as an easy to use, free service that opened up less tech savvy people to the advantages of WordPress as a publishing system, but I felt as…
I am a huge WordPress fan, and as I browse the web, I’m constantly seeing cool things, and I hope to share those with you as I come across them. Though these posts are just as much about letting me have an archive of potentially useful links. Advanced Tutorial – Creating a Filterable Portfolio with…
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