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Guides, release notes, and practical WordPress workflows for building cleaner plugin stores.
You schedule a WordPress task for 10:00 AM. At 10:00, nothing happens. At 10:17, someone visits the site — and suddenly the task runs. Or worse: the task runs twice. If you have ever debugged a scheduled email, an API synchronization, a cleanup routine or a background process in a WordPress plugin, you have probably […]
WordPress 7.1 changes something that may look almost invisible to users but can have very visible consequences for plugin developers: the Post Editor will now always run inside an iframe. Until now, WordPress could fall back to a non-iframed Post Editor when the content contained an older block using Block API version 2 or lower. […]
WordPress 7.1 is almost here, and for most site owners the update will eventually be as simple as clicking a button. But for agencies, developers, WooCommerce stores, membership sites, and businesses that depend on WordPress every day, a major Core update deserves a little more preparation. WordPress 7.1 is scheduled for release on August 19, […]
Migrating a WordPress website is not only about moving posts, pages, themes, and plugins. The Media Library can be one of the easiest parts of a migration to underestimate—and one of the most frustrating to repair when something goes wrong. A WordPress media item is more than a JPG, PNG, PDF, video, or other file […]
Publishing a new WordPress article is only the first part of the content workflow. Once the post is live, you may still need to open several social networks, prepare a message, add the article link, upload an image, and verify that each publication worked correctly. Doing that manually for every post takes time and makes […]
