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Most of us have posted, or have seen someone post, an article to Facebook only to see the wrong featured image display. I’ve often delete the post and reposted again just to find the wrong thumbnail posted again. I’ve even had to delete the preview and supply my own image, which causes another...
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Just like any other Content Management System (CMS), WordPress comes with a few quirks. One of the most annoying is the ‘file and folder permissions error’, which can prevent you from interacting with your site. That includes creating folders and modifying files – basically everything...
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Sidebars aren’t so popular anymore. In many cases, they end up being more distracting than they are helpful. But sometimes a sidebar makes perfect sense, especially when dealing with lengthy content. That is why I set out to create a sidebar that makes a lot of sense. Today I’m showing you how...
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A broken link is a link that directs visitors to a page or file that no longer exists. It is sometimes collectively referred to as link rot, or simply as dead links. Most websites contain broken links. They are unavoidable. Over time, the likelihood that a page you linked to within one of your...
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It’s always interesting at the end of each year to see which posts end up being the most visited blog posts in our two most popular categories: WordPress and Divi. This year is no exception. Some posts are predictably popular year to year, such as posts on WordPress menus or contact forms,...
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We’ve all made a rookie mistake at work that still makes us cringe. Sent a department-wide email with a typo that entirely changes the context. Spilled coffee on a crisp white shirt right before an important meeting. Mumbled something incoherent when greeting an important client. Work...
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In a nutshell, User Experience (UX) plays a key role in your website’s conversion rate. Ensuring your users can navigate around your site and find what they need with ease will help make your site more successful. This is where conducting a thorough UX audit comes in. This post will provide a...
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One of the most common (and misunderstood) elements of a website and web hosting is the inode. If you run your own website or handle maintenance on any level at all, you will deal with inodes at some point. Whether that is through routine maintenance or attempting to fix an error, knowing what an...
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This post was submitted by Kyra Pieterse as part of our community themed Divi Summer Sale week. Each day of the weeklong sale we will be publishing new stories submitted by community members about how Divi has helped them build their careers and businesses. Divi Den is primarily a family affair....
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Gutenberg is coming. In the 2017 State of the Word talk at WordCamp US, Matt Mullenweg said that the Gutenberg editor would definitely become the default editor for WordPress in 2018 with the release of version 5.0. That announcement kind of has the WP community in an tizzy — specifically the...
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Improved Code Editing For Divi! Today we are introducing a fully-featured code editor to Divi, greatly enhancing the experience when adding custom CSS and other custom Code in the Visual Builder and Divi Theme Options. Today we have an exciting update for developers who use custom CSS and...
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What the hell is wp-content?! This might be your first reaction as a WordPress beginner or if you mainly work with WordPress through the backend. After all, the average website owner spends most of their time in the dashboard. It makes sense. After all, you can perform all important tasks from here...
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