A WordPress & WooCommerce specialist
This is the “blog posts” category, it is for blog posts which are generic in nature and not specifically about anything that can legitimately be categorised, so pretty much, most items that are published.
Posting a video here in order to configure AMP for WordPress to work correctly with YouTube Embeds.
If you haven’t put AMP on your WordPress website yet, its certainly worth a look. Making your site load fast on mobile is important. Continue reading “Mark Ronson – The Bike Song”
It would appear that the US and UK are currently engaging some kind of a cyber war with Russia.
Or, I should say, the respective security agencies are doing this.
I saw this Twitter thread today from Helen Hou-Sandi and thought, well, we should all try hard not to be this guy. Continue reading “Don’t Be This Guy…”
The latest version of WordPress, version 4.9.5 has been released.
I got an email today which read:
Continue reading “Steve Blackmon promised me page one rankings”
A few days ago, a long post about speeding up WooCommerce went live @ the Silicon Dales website. Check it out at the link if you’re interested in some ways in which you can get some speed gains for a WooCommerce store (or WordPress site for that matter). Continue reading “Speed up your WooCommerce Store”
I just posted an answer onto Stack Exchange for the first time in nearly 5 years… you can find my WordPress Stack Exchange profile here, and as you can see, its named for Silicon Dales…
I wonder if they ever got around to setting up any kind of “teams” functionality!?
Guess I could post a question onto SE.
I upgraded this site to PHP 7.2 and nothing broke at all… which was nice.
Just in today: WordPress now accounts for 30% of the web, as well as a dominant 60.2% of all websites which use any kind of Content Management System (CMS). Continue reading “WordPress is now driving 30%+ of the web!”
I posted a really long review of Codeable over at Silicon Dales. It was so long, I’m publishing a post which links to it from here, just in case you missed it, and wanted to find out more about the WordPress outsourcing platform, Codeable.