WordPress Newsletter
How many WordPress plugins are too many? Do WordPress plugins slow down your website?
In this video Youtuber, Jamie Marsland installed over 150 of the best free WordPress plugins and measure google page speed, technical errors, and whether the website crashes.
This is a fun experiment to watch!
How many plugins do you have on your WordPress website?
With nearly 1,000 enhancements and bug fixes, WordPress just released their second major release of 2022!
This update focused on these things:
Enhanced Writing Experience
Style Switching
More Template Choices
Integrated Patterns
Additional Design Tools
Better List View
Block Locking Controls
Improved Performance
Learn more about these changes from the WordPress blog.
Check out the official release note for details.
WordPress is now powering 42% of websites worldwide!
Did you upgrade your WordPress site?
How far do you like the upgrade?
Share with us!
Read too: What’s New in Gutenberg 13.3.0 ( May 25 )
Latest WordPress Blogs:
I made a mistake.
When I started this newsletter, I named it ‘WordPress More”, which is not allowed by WordPress Foundation.
You may be thinking, what is wrong with using the WordPress name. Who is WordPress Foundation?
They are the ones who hold the copyright of the WordPress name & logo!
Okay, wait! I thought WordPress was free!
That is my initial thought too. But, here is the problem, Open-source & Copyright are two things; they are not the same.
WordPress itself is open source.
But the name, logo, and trademarks are copyrighted.
Read this detailed blog about the WordPress logo and trademarks, how you should use it, and what rules you should follow.
“4 “Must Know” Rules About WordPress Logo & Trademark (Explained)”
This blog breakdown everything about GPL- the WordPress license, and the 3 rules you must follow.
Must read if you are a WordPress developer, theme, or plugin creator!
“Can We use WordPress Word in our Domain Names?”
Here is another blog you should read about using WordPress in your domain names.
WordPress clearly says,
For various reasons related to our WordPress trademark, we ask if you’re going to start a site about WordPress or related to it that you not use “WordPress” in the domain name. Try using “wp” instead, or another variation. We’re not lawyers, but very good ones tell us we have to do this to preserve our trademark. Also many users have told us they find it confusing.
Keep your work safe. Use WordPress’s name under their rules.
That’s easy!
—-Nishat Shahriyar
Hey WordPress users!
Welcome to WPMore! A newsletter about WordPress and WP community. In this newsletter, you will get WordPress-related news, tips, plugin reviews, tutorials, videos and much more. I’ll try to cover every aspect of WordPress as I can.
Let’s dive into our first issue:
Fluent Forms is the lightest and advanced form builder plugin for WordPress and it works fantastic with FluentCRM.
We have released version 4.0 with Conversational Form Style (Aka TypeForm style). You can build any type of classic form or smart conversational from right into WordPress. Currently, Fluent Forms is powering 80,000+ websites and it’s growing crazy fast.
We are running a lifetime license deal. Here are the details:
Single Site Lifetime License: $149
5 Sites Lifetime License: $299
Unlimited Sites Lifetime: $499
All the integrations and features included and lifetime support and update.
Please let me know if you have any queries about this deal.
PS: If You need a split payment option for an unlimited package please inbox me.
(Image by Kevin Phillips from Pixabay)
WordPress 5.8 arriving July 2021 will speed up websites by supporting the WebP image format. Image conversions may be on the way!
Learn more about it from Search Engine Journal.
Automatically Highlight Table Cells Based on Input Value in WordPress
Make Your Forms Interactive with Fluent Conversational Forms
That’s it for today guys! See you in the next email.
——- Nish
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