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WordPress hosting has become the go-to choice for bloggers, small businesses, and even large corporations. The flexibility of this content management system and ease of use make it a popular choice for those looking to manage their website content without needing in-depth technical knowledge. However, other CMSs offer unique features and functionality that may better […]

September has been packed with exciting WordPress developments, from new plugin features to major events like WordCamp US 2024. Whether you’re a website owner, developer, or WordPress enthusiast, there’s something here for you. In this issue, we will cover everything from AIOSEO’s new Google keyword tracking feature to Automattic’s plan to migrate millions of Tumblr

Over the past two weeks, InMotion Hosting deployed over 100 new dedicated servers at its new state-of-the-art data East Coast Data Center. This development represents a major milestone in the company’s efforts to accommodate the growing demand for enterprise-grade infrastructure. The new facility enhances server infrastructure, providing faster, more reliable, and better-supported services to customers.

Conditional logic allows forms to change in real time based on the user’s answers, making them more relevant and engaging. In our experience, conditional logic can be great for everything from user surveys to event RSVP forms. It makes your forms more dynamic and can lead to more form completions and conversions. In this article,

When talking about web design trends, one thing that readily comes to mind is the suggestion that they are, by nature, temporary. It’s true that such trends come and go in the world of web design. A web design trend could make a big splash—like the hit counters button did—and be everywhere one day, then

CentOS 7 is approaching its End of Life (EOL), meaning that after June 30th, the creators of CentOS will no longer provide updates or support for this version. It will still be available and will not cease functioning on that date, but any security threats or software issues that arise will no longer be patched.

Last week, I attended WordCamp US in Portland. It was a wonderful event overall, and I had great conversations with so many friends, WPBeginner users, and many new members of the WordPress community. Since the event, there has been a lot of conversations happening around the topic of Contributing to WordPress, so I wanted to