• January 2023 Newsletter

    January 2023 Newsletter

    Welcome to the January 2023 Extendify newsletter, where we give web hosts a monthly digest of what they need to know from the WordPress ecosystem. Tl;dr: Read more below and let us know if you have any thoughts. You can just reply to this email 🙂 Chris WordPress.org learning content has been updated In December,…

  • Extendify powers WordPress experience for Tasjeel hosting

    Extendify powers WordPress experience for Tasjeel hosting

    USA, United Arab Emirates – Extendify, the leading solution for web hosts to create world-class WordPress experiences, decrease churn, and increase lifetime value, announces a new partnership with Tasjeel, a leading .ae domain and hosting provider in the UAE. Tasjeel cares deeply about helping their customers succeed in creating a compelling digital presence and will…

  • December 2022 Newsletter

    December 2022 Newsletter

    Welcome to the December Extendify newsletter, where we give web hosts a monthly digest of what they need to know from the WordPress ecosystem. Tl;dr: Read more below and let us know if you have any thoughts. You can just reply to this email 🙂 Chris PHP 4 and WordPress 3.7-4.0 support is ending The…

  • November 2022 Newsletter

    November 2022 Newsletter

    Welcome to the Extendify newsletter, where we give web hosts a monthly digest of what they need to know from the WordPress ecosystem. Tl;dr: WordPress 6.1 released last night: No jarring changes to the experience that will result in increased support tickets. Everyone should update. WooCommerce is launching a new hosted offering in 2023 and will…

  • Navigating the WordPress navigation block

    The Gutenberg navigation block in WordPress has travelled far to get where it is today. It began quite a few years ago to solve the complicated navigation layout and management issues. Over time it has distilled back to focus on the block. Today, I wanted to walk through the current release of the block and…

  • What are Gutenberg design tools and why do they matter for WordPress?

    Design tools are what take your content from simple text to engaging, powerful interactions. They are vast and wide in the world of Gutenberg and incredibly crucial to the next stage of the editor. In this post, I wanted to take a look at why they are so important and what is to come specifically…

  • Tips for surviving WordPress site editing experiments with Gutenberg

    So you want to go into the brave site editing world and explore? That’s great, but before you go, here are some tips to make that journey a little gentler. Export at every opportunity Under ‘more tools and options’, you can click export to download your templates and template parts. Doing this ensures you always…

  • Gutenberg Full Site Editing does not have to be full

    I would love for us all to almost stop using the term “Full Site Editing” in 2022. That’s not to swap for “site editing” or another term, but to start calling each separate piece what it is. You see, when many say that term, they are joining functionality together that absolutely can add up to…

  • Extendify is now available in WordPress.org plugin directory

    We are super excited to share that the Extendify is now available in the WordPress.org plugin directory! You can check it out today: https://wordpress.org/plugins/extendify/ The new Extendify plugin is the best way to get the latest Extendify features and all the other awesome new stuff we’ll be releasing over the coming weeks and months. Here’s…

  • The power of list view in Gutenberg 5.9

    One of the powerful features in the WordPress block editor is the list view. This allows you to quite literally view the blocks and content in a list. However, with the on-coming of 5.9 it’s going to allow so much more. In today’s Extended Short, I wanted to take a little dive into the latest…