This is my second look at ACPT. In the first video I concluded that ACPT worked well for creating Custom Post Types, custom taxonomies, and custom fields, but that more was needed for displaying those on the front-end. Since the first look, ACPT has added Divi and now Bricks Builder integrations. In this video I…
We are all familiar with adjusting the font size of HTML headings when switching from desktop to mobile view. In the past I’ve done this using CSS breakpoints, or used themes that had this already set up, but there is another more modern option called fluid typography. I’ve been working with the Cwicly toolkit and…
Cwicly and Stackable are both Gutenberg block collections and people wonder which they should use. They are both good products with good teams, so I cannot say upfront that one is good and the other is not. However, this isn’t one of those comparisons where at the end you say “potato, potahto,” it is just…
WordPress and its ecosystem have been picking up steam and growing at a rapid rate. I expect to see a lot of exciting new developments and projects this year. Here are seven of my predictions. The WordPress Site Editor Comes Out of Beta WordPress Market Share Increases More Acquisitions, Lawsuits, and Forks The WordPress ecosystem…
This review is a first look at a free WordPress security plugin called FluentAuth. This is a new plugin from the ManageNinja team, the same people who develop FluentForms, FluentCRM, FluentSupport, FluentSMTP, and other top tier solutions. In this review I’ll first do a walk-through and then we will have some discussion and conclusions. FluentAuth…
CubeWP is a new framework for working with dynamic data which is freely available in the WordPress plugin directory. I published a first look at CubeWP recently. This video is a follow up look at their premium Frontend Pro extension. It helps you create frontend forms for post submission (posts and Custom Post Types) as…
This walk-through is a first look at the CubeWP Framework, a brand new solution for working with dynamic data. CubeWP calls itself an advanced end to end dynamic content framework. With the free core CubeWP Framework you can create Custom Post Types, add custom fields, and custom taxonomies, but there is also some ability to…
In this review I’m looking at the block template library called Blogging Blocks. Blogging Blocks are not a stand alone block collection, but are instead pre-designed block patterns, or templates, created using the free Kadence Blocks and WordPress core. Start Blogging 101, the company behind Blogging Blocks, uses Kadence Cloud to manage the library and…