Words on WordPress

Last year – or even years before, depending on the web traffic stats you read – total web traffic from mobile devices, such as smart phones, tablets, and others tipped over the 50% mark.

I wrote an earlier piece on good basic plugins that I always use in a WordPress site that add security, help with SEO, add a contact form and more. But there is another group of plugins that I use much of the time, and they are utility plugins.

If you’re using WordPress for a website, you need to have what’s called a web host. A web host is a company that supplies the necessary Web server space, file storage, and Internet bandwidth so people can actually get to your WordPress website. If you’re using WordPress.com, you’ve got a web host, and that’s WordPress.com, […]

I have a certain collection of WordPress plugins I always use with my own sites and sites for customers. These plugins increase security, add functions to WordPress and generally make WordPress a little but better and more useful for myself and the end user.

When I say “Dev Tools” in an email or when talking to someone in person, what I mean are Developer Tools, which are utilities that are a part of web browsers.