by Felicia Ceballos-Marroquin | Jul 15, 2019 | Development, WPMU DEV News
Using an outdated version of WordPress core, plugins or themes isn’t ideal. PHP is no different. While WordPress technically works with PHP 5.6 and above, you’re sacrificing performance and compatibility, plus you’re open to security vulnerabilities...
by Tom Ewer | Jun 24, 2019 | images, WPMU DEV News
While WordPress offers a ton of features and flexibility, there is still a lot of functionality missing from the core software. The best way to fill in the missing pieces, of course, is to get yourself the right plugins. WordPress plugins offer all kinds of...
by Felicia Ceballos-Marroquin | Jun 17, 2019 | image optimization, images, WPMU DEV News
There are all kinds of WordPress Image optimizer plugins available in the WordPress plugin repository. They can help you compress images for the web or handle things like resizing images or lazy loading. In this post, we’re going to look at the features of the...
by Felicia Ceballos-Marroquin | Jun 13, 2019 | Tutorials, WPMU DEV News
User Interaction is one of the critical aspects you need to concentrate on if you want to deliver a welcoming user experience. Unfortunately, you can’t sit down in their place and see your site from your visitors’ point-of-view, so you need a way to figure...
by Felicia Ceballos-Marroquin | Jun 12, 2019 | image optimization, images, Tutorials, WPMU DEV News
In 2019, the size of the average mobile webpage is 1.6 MB. Images usually account for about half of the average webpage because they’re so resource-intensive to serve up. If you’ve never taken image optimization seriously and your WordPress site is slow,...
by Joshua | Jun 4, 2019 | WPMU DEV News
In just a few short weeks over 3000 WordPress fans like ourselves will descend on Berlin, Germany for WCEU to network, connect, celebrate, learn, and of course, collect bags and bags of swag! We’re proud sponsors of this mega WordCamp and as such our super design team...
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