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The Divi Visual Builder

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Aug, 2022

If you are editing your own website and you use DIVI you may be using either the standard “Back-end Builder” or the front-end “Visual Builder.” Both are supported currently but when support for the WordPress Classic Editor is withdrawn (not this year, possibly next) then only the Visual Builder will be an option for you […]

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History of WordPress

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Sep, 2022

May be of interest. If there are any readers. But some useful resources on this website for the future is the idea. And now hopefully. I still use other platforms (.Net C# and Sql Server primarily) and there are things you can’t do in WordPress. But it’s what I mostly build in now. Because it’s […]

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WordPress Vulnerability Reports

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Oct, 2022

“Vulnerable plugins and themes are the number reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by WPScan covers recent WordPress plugin, theme, and core vulnerabilities and what to do if you run one of the vulnerable plugins or themes on your website.” IThemes Editorial Team The latest version of the report will […]

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WordPress 6.1 is here

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Nov, 2022

This is a major release and may need to be done manually by me. Major releases are now automatically made (optionally) in the Updates section.  For those that have not been done automatically I will be doing that sometime this week. I’ll check everything is ok with your website after the update. If you have […]

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Bluesky (and Post and Mastodon)

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Nov, 2022

Jack Dorsey’s other social platform has been in the making for some years (2019) but is soon to go into beta testing. If of interest sign up here: https://bsky.app/ It’s not a blockchain nor does it use a blockchain. Blockchain – leading the way in security and trust (and lots of other good stuff). It’s […]

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WordPress – 43 percent of the Web

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Jan, 2023

WordPress now powers more than 43 percent of the web. And currently more than 66% of all new websites use WordPress. The latest major release of WordPress has hugely improved accessibility out of the box. And if you want secure, reliable ecommerce up and running quickly Woocommerce is a very good option.https://wordpress.org/40-percent-of-web/ January 2023 numbers […]

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