Tag: wordpress plugin

It’s been a month, more or less, since I post an update here. The schedule is tight until now. Today, when I have a chance to check in here, I’m surprised seeing so many spam comments. There are more than 150 spam comments. That’s not including the rest of spam comments which hit the filter I’ve set up and thrown to the trash. So, here’s how I actually resolve to disable comments now.

The short answer is yes, over the years, it will. Although many people say no , I take it as not yet . It won’t replace those popular page builders anytime soon, but it will do it slowly but surely. Will Gutenberg replace page builders? Integration with WordPress core Gutenberg is part of WordPress core. Any company or individual who wants to build a plugin or theme for WordPress **must ** make it fully compatible with Gutenberg.

Long ago, I wrote about migrating from WordPress to Netlify. It turned out I was going back to WordPress until now. Hosting a static site will indeed be much faster than WordPress. However, it’s more difficult to manage compared to WordPress. So, how to make a WordPress as fast as a static site? Cache plugins that generate static sites of your WordPress site There are many WordPress plugins which support this.

When it comes to making WordPress faster, everyone I know will suggest installing their own favorite caching plugins. But, how to make it faster without a caching plugin? The answer is **yes, it is. ** How? The answer is Cloudflare**. ** However, it’s not enough just putting it to stand in front of your site. You need to set it up more, to make your WordPress site loads as fast as a static site.

Today, when I am exploring Reddit, I notice something interesting. It’s ** ** saying Google releases official ‘Native Lazyload’ plugin for WordPress. I follow the link and land on the plugin page there. So, here’s my opinions about this Google Native Lazyload plugin for WordPress. The developer of the plugin is Google Yes. I confirmed there. One of the developers of the plugin is Google itself. The plugin is legit. Guess, it’s worth to test.

Long-time ago, I decided to get rid off Jetpack from this blog. It happened when I put this blog on the old hosting. But after moving to new hosting, I decide to use it until now, and even paying for it. Is Jetpack Personal Plan worth the money? Let’s see. Fast forward to two months ago, when I decided to get a new host for this blog, I installed it again.