There is a clear demand for page builders in the WordPress space. The list below highlights the active installs for the most popular builders on WordPress.org alone: Page Builder (SiteOrigin): 1+ million Beaver Builder: 300,000+ Elementor: 100,000+ Unyson: 80,000+ Live Composer: 40,000+ Aqua Page Builder: 20,000+ MotoPress: 10,000+ WooRockets: 10,000+ The above doesn’t even include […]
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Organizing Custom Post Types
Custom post types are the backbone for organizing information on WordPress. They allow us to separate data on both the front and back end for easy access and updating. However, most WordPress users only scrape the surface this truly awesome feature. I’ll dig into the potential for both Custom Post Types (CPTs) and custom taxonomies […]
WordCamp MSP 2017
A few months ago I entered our weekly team meeting and grabbed my seat. Each of us, in normal fashion, went around to share what was on our plates when all of a sudden one of my teammates turned to me and proclaimed, ‘oh yeah, by the way, you’re going to WordCamp!’ I remember thinking […]
“Noisy Neighbor” Effect On Website Hosting
Every website needs hosting. However, shared hosting environments can create a harmful “noisy neighbor” effect. The low cost for shared hosting is appealing. I completely get it. The problem is the risk is much higher. Resources Cheap web hosts often flaunt unlimited bandwidth, visits, etc. Unfortunately, none of that matters if the hosting environment isn’t […]
2017 Chicago WordCamp
After all of these years, I finally got a chance to visit the Windy City! WordCamp Chicago was the perfect excuse. I was able to visit some friends in the city and listen to some great talks. For those of you unfamiliar with WordCamps, they are conferences focused on WordPress. All of us at CYBERsprout […]