10 Of The Best Multisite Plugins For Creating a Better User Experience

10 Of The Best Multisite Plugins For Creating a Better User Experience

[ad_1] With big Multisite networks (like our sister site Edublogs) around the web setting the bar so high, basic functionality just doesn’t cut it anymore. These days users expect an easy-to-use site/network that provides them with a better user experience. I mean, setting up and running a Multisite network is easy enough. Creating a network … Continue reading 10 Of The Best Multisite Plugins For Creating a Better User Experience →

“Open Source and Power” with Matt Mullenweg and DHH

“Open Source and Power” with Matt Mullenweg and DHH

[ad_1] “Open Source and Power” with Matt Mullenweg and DHH →Almost everyone who reads us knows Matt Mullenweg, the leader of Automattic/Jetpack, and the WordPress project. And you may know David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) from his leadership of the Ruby on Rails project, or from their app Basecamp.And this podcast episode, from Basecamp’s Rework podcast, where … Continue reading “Open Source and Power” with Matt Mullenweg and DHH →

Why You Shouldn’t Use functions.php (And What You Should Do Instead)

Why You Shouldn’t Use functions.php (And What You Should Do Instead)

[ad_1] Have you come across WordPress tutorials asking you to add code to your functions.php file to get something done? Don’t do it! Read below and find out why… I believe people who use WordPress can be separated into three broad camps: Plug and players: WordPress enthusiasts who are probably not experienced website designers and are … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Use functions.php (And What You Should Do Instead) →