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News & Articles

• 12 Best WordPress Hosting Providers of 2024 Compared and Tested (wpshout.com)
  If you’re using WordPress, hosting is just essential, and there’s no way to ignore it. You just can’t run a site without it. So naturally, you’d want the best hosting available and steer clear of the sub-par options. Here’s a complete, in-depth look at the hosting market in the WordPress space. These are the top WordPress hosting services for 2024.
• Drupal vs WordPress: Which CMS Solution is Better for Your Enterprise? (www.multidots.com)
  Choosing the right Content Management System (CMS) is crucial for powering your enterprise website, as it affects everything from security and scalability to user experience and management. Dive into how these two well-established CMS giants stack up against each other in this detailed guide on Drupal vs WordPress, and find the better match for your enterprise website.
• WordPress Security Survey Shows We Know the Risks, So Why Aren’t We Acting? (wpmayor.com)
  WordPress is the world’s most popular content management system, but with that popularity comes significant risk. If you’re running a WordPress site, you’re more exposed to attacks than you might think. A shocking 72% of WordPress sites run by respondents of the Melapress 2024 security survey results have experienced at least one security breach. These numbers are a wake-up call, and they show that protecting your site isn’t optional—it’s essential.
• WordPress.org Introduces SVN Passwords and Enforces Mandatory 2FA for Plugin and Theme Authors (wp-content.co)
  
• Django vs WordPress: Which CMS Solution is Right for Your Business? (www.multidots.com)
  
• JPEG vs PNG vs WEBP: The Best Image Format for WordPress (wedevs.com)
  
• WCUS2024 Contributor Day: Community Team Agenda (make.wordpress.org)
  
• What Is New in Gutenberg 19.2 (11 September) (make.wordpress.org)
  
• WordPress 6.6.2 Maintenance Release (wordpress.org)
  

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Plugin News

• Top WordPress Translation Plugins for a Global Website (www.wprssaggregator.com)
  As the world becomes a global marketplace, it is increasingly beneficial to make your website multilingual. You can now reach millions of people worldwide with your content and products, significantly improving their lives. This approach helps you connect with diverse users and allows your business to grow by serving a broader community. Choosing the right plugin for the job is the key here, as it can determine the success of your translation efforts. Read on to learn more about how to choose and explore some of the best options available in the market.
• A List of The Best WordPress Plugins That You Should Try! (gracethemes.com)
  One of the greatest advantages of using the WordPress platform for developing your website for business or blog is the option to use plugins in the design. Nearly 28% websites of entire internet world are built via WordPress. WordPress is among the most popular content management systems and is open source. It provides a vast number of themes and thousands of plugins. To help you with it, here is a list of most popular and used plugins present on WordPress.
• A Detailed Comparison of the Best 6 Dropbox Plugins for WordPress (barn2.com)
  
• Top WordPress Bulk User Import Plugins for Quick Importing (www.wpallimport.com)
  
• 14 Best WordPress Booking Plugins [Paid + Free] (www.cloudways.com)
  
• 8 Best Advanced Search WordPress Plugins (2024) (crocoblock.com)
  

Theme News

• Best WordPress Themes for Affiliate Marketing (wptechonline.com)
  Choosing the right WordPress theme is key for affiliate marketing success. With so many themes out there, picking the best ones can really boost your site. The top themes for affiliates help you showcase products and increase sales. They also make sure your site works great on phones. This is crucial for a smooth experience and more sales. If you’re starting in affiliate marketing, go with WordPress.org and a good hosting service.
• 8 Exciting Fansite WordPress Themes to Unite Your Community (www.sktthemes.org)
  

Tutorials

• Step-by-Step Guide on Migrating Your WordPress Site (www.multidots.com)
  There are a couple of reasons why someone might migrate their WordPress website; they might have switched to a new host or migrated from a different CMS, for example. The migration process, however, does come with its own set of risks, like data loss, downtime, and negative SEO impacts. One of the steps in this process is often to import the database to the new WordPress site, which can be a critical and sometimes challenging part of the migration.
• How to Translate Cookies & GDPR Consent Banners in WordPress (translatepress.com)
  If you’re from the European Union and regularly browse the web, you’ve likely encountered a banner or pop-up stating “This website uses cookies” and asking for your consent to continue using them. But let’s clear up one thing. These aren’t the chocolate chip cookies we all love. So, what exactly are these cookies, and why is it important to translate cookies information effectively within these banners? This post will explore what GDPR consent banners are and why they matter.
• How to Create an eLearning Website in WordPress (With Examples) (www.cozmoslabs.com)
  
• What is a Featured Image in WordPress and How to Add One (cyberchimps.com)
  
• How to Turbocharge Your WordPress Document Management (wpmayor.com)
  
• Add Like Button To Smart Slider in WordPress (wpsites.net)
  

Podcasts and Videos

• WordPress 6.7 Roadmap | WordPress Podcast (www.wppodcast.org)
  
• “1 Million Potatoes” | This Week in WordPress (wpbuilds.com)
  
• Is WordPress Declining or Stagnating in 2024? | WP-Tonic Show (www.wp-tonic.com)
  
• Bringing Back Conversations: Matthias Pfefferle on ActivityPub and WordPress | WP Builds (wpbuilds.com)
  
• Inclusivity, Community Trust, and Fair Pay with Megan Rose and Mike Conley | The WordPress Way (dothewoo.io)
  
• Matthias Pupillo on Enhancing WordPress With AI Translations | Jukebox (wptavern.com)
  
• Interview with Dustin Hartzler | kitchensinkWP (kitchensinkwp.com)