This post here will be a rant. If you don’t want to read that but if you’re looking for ways to avoid the ridiculous Gutenberg Editor. Check out my WordPress workarounds to find ways to still use the Classic Editor. … Continue reading First Post With The Crappy Gutenberg Editor
Today when I wrote a new post, I couldn’t find the spell checker button anymore. This made me wonder. Is this a new attempt at wordpress.com to get us to use Gutenberg? But this thought was a bit hasty, because … Continue reading WordPress Spell Checker No Longer Maintained
Here is a great news. As it seems, there are now options that allow WordAds users to customize the ad placements on their own sites. In other words, if you have WordAds enabled on your site, you will be able … Continue reading WordAds Does Now Allow You To Customize Ad Placements
Introduction Sadly, wordpress.com changed some of the backend features and designs to the worse, but you probably noticed it. Fortunately, there are still workarounds to restore the old editor and to get one of the previous stats pages back. But … Continue reading How To Restore The WordPress 48 Hours Stats Graph
The wait is over, WordAds 2.0 was introduced today. If you never heard about WordAds, it’s the advertising program that allows bloggers at WordPress.com to earn a little extra income with their blogs by enabling advertising banners. Previously it was a little bit harder to get into the program as only blogs with a certain amount of impressions got accepted, but now with WordAds 2.0 any family friendly blog with minimal page views will be considered for immediate admission to WordAds, so you might want to check it out! For those of you who know the WordAds program since a … Continue reading WordAds 2.0 Introduced
The WordPress developers are at it again, changing things that worked like a charm. It’s no secret that I disliked almost all recent changes that were introduced by the people at WordPress.com, now there is a new change that I don’t really get, they moved the follow button away from the old action bar and placed it at the worst possible screen position. The follow button for logged-in community members was usually anywhere in the top bar on the left near the “My Sites” and “Reader” link, but now they removed the follow link and made a new button that … Continue reading The Follow Button In The WordPress Action Bar Moved
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