Do you ever need to put a line break in the title of a WordPress page, post or widget title? It can be frustrating because WordPress doesn’t have a way to do it, and strips out HTML if you type a <br> break tag. The solution: create a shortcode that
Big changes coming with the new WordPress editor, code-named Gutenberg. Rollout is planned for April with WordPress 5.0. http://bit.ly/2s5C3P3
Nice WordPress plugin I just used is called Duplicator. It let me migrate a site from development to a new production server. I used the free version of Duplicator, and there’s also a Pro version. Only glitch: I had to manually create the database and user on the production server.
Word 2013 lets you take your document and turn it into a blog post. It works with major blogging platforms, including WordPress, which is what this blog uses. This feature was introduced in Word 2010, and the two versions have it in different sections of Backstage view (a/k/a File tab).
I just installed the Add-to-Any plug-in for WordPress. If you want to be notified any time there’s a new post here, notice the Subscribe button on the right side of the page. Use it to subscribe by e-mail or RSS, using any service you can think of except carrier pigeon
