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At the time of this writing WordPress 5.0 is scheduled to release on November 27. Two major changes are included in this release, 1) replacement of the current WordPress editor, TinyMCE, with Gutenberg and 2) replacement of the underlying framework with React, a popular JavaScript framework used
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Just a quick update to let you know I have been slowly but surely converting all the sites I manage to https. This activates the lock icon in browsers to tell the visitor the site is protected by SSL encryption, and any data they submit on your
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These days, most Google searches are performed by mobile users. In the past, Google crawling, indexing and ranking have been based on the desktop version of your website; but when the Google roll-out of mobile-first indexing reaches you, results will be based on the mobile view of
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The most vital step you can take for hack prevention on a wordpress website is to keep all of your plugins, themes and WordPress as up-to-date as possible. Hackers are discovering vulnerabilities in plugins even as I write this. Vulnerabilities are largely why there’s a constant stream
Read More →Google would like everyone to be https – secured with an SSL certificate. They’re going to be rolling out versions of Chrome over time where each successive version will be more strict on what it flags as insecure. Chrome is over half the marketshare for browsers. The
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Going on 2 weeks at our new place in Glacier and it’s more than I hoped. Peaceful, beautiful, friendly, laid back… I’m in love with it.
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