7 best WordPress community plugins for 2024
There are a number of WordPress community plugins out there, each with its own benefits. Here’s what to know about them, why they matter, and which to pick.
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24 Best WordPress Portfolio Themes for Freelancers
Browse these 24 best WordPress portfolio themes to find the perfect fit for you. Read our guide for the best paid AND free WordPress portfolio themes.
5 Best WordPress Live Chat Plugins In 2024
Learn about WordPress live chat plugins and how they can benefit your business. Check out five live chat plugins you can try out for your business today.
5 Best WordPress Security Plugins for Your New Website [2024]
You need a secure website to attract traffic and win the trust of customers. Use these best WordPress security plugins to protect your website today.
The Best WordPress Ecommerce Plugins: Transform Your Website Into an Online Store
Are you selling online with WordPress? Here are the six best WordPress ecommerce plugins to help you transform your WordPress site into an online store.
9 Best WordPress Performance Plugins
Here are the 9 best WordPress performance plugins to make sure your site operates quickly, and loading speed doesn’t cause you to lose visitors.
The 15 Most Popular WordPress Plugins in 2024
Learn the most popular WordPress plugins across five categories: commerce, security, page builders, forms, and search engine optimization.
Convert to WebP images on WordPress
One of the easiest ways to improve your site loading time is to serve smaller images using an image format that handles image compression.The WebP image format typically will produce an image that is 30% smaller than the JPG version.
The 5 Best Elementor Add-on Plugins
Elementor has over 5+ million active installs which means there is a massive market for add-on plugins for Elementor which will extend its features and add additional elements and widgets that can be used on your site.
What Automatic Plugin and Theme Updates Mean for Managed WordPress Hosting
As you may have heard, WordPress 5.5 introduces a User Interface (UI) for toggling automatic plugin and theme updates. The underlying functionality has actually existed in WordPress since automatic core updates were introduced way back in WordPress 3.7, but for the first time WordPress core is shipping with a user interface for controlling what gets updated.
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