Podcasts about advanced custom fields

I'll be honest—I don't officially do web development anymore. But when a nonprofit asked for help, I thought I could knock out a simple WordPress portal in 25 hours using no-code tools like Zapier and Advanced Custom Fields. Boy, was I wrong.What started as a straightforward project quickly turned into a nightmare of under-scoping and tool limitations I never saw coming. Zapier didn't work with WordPress custom post types the way I expected. Advanced Custom Fields still requires custom coding for Gutenberg blocks after seven years. Google Sheets automation had quirks I'd never encountered. It was starting to look more like 60 hours, not 25.That's when I reluctantly turned to ChatGPT for help—and it completely saved my butt. Instead of writing custom code from scratch or going back to the client with double the budget, I started "vibe coding." I'd describe the problem, ChatGPT would write the solution, and we'd iterate together. It wrote nearly 2,000 lines of code for me, handled complex features I would've needed premium plugins for, and let me stay flexible when the client requested changes.The result? A 30-hour project instead of 60, a happy client, and a reminder that sometimes the tools we resist most can be the ones that save us.*Want 40+ automations plus my AI swipe files? Head over to https://casabona.org/streamlined*Top TakeawaysVibe coding can be a massive force multiplier, even if you're not a developer—ChatGPT walked me through everything and cut my project time in halfAlways scope projects more carefully by testing tool limitations upfront, especially when assuming "obvious" features exist (spoiler: they often don't)AI coding made me more flexible and agreeable to client requests because I wasn't emotionally attached to hand-written codeShow NotesI built an app with AI and now I'm scared for WordPressHow to vibe code: 11 vibe coding best practices to start building with AI ★ Support this podcast ★

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A busy, news heavy show has hosts Kristine Schachinger and Jim Hedger cover three major stories, each of which could occupy a full hour long show. The WordPress mega-drama continues with the founder's faction at Automattic grabbing control of one of their rival WP-Engine's best known custom WP-Contributions, Advanced Custom Fields in a forking incident many think close to theft. Also this week, leading SEO and Digital Marketing Tool Maker, SEMrush acquired one of the industry's leading information resources when it purchased Third Door Media. Third Door publishes Search Engine Land and MarTech, and also organizes the Search Marketing Expo series of conferences. Meanwhile, Google is replacing it head of search, Prabhaker Raghaven with long time Google executive and Raghaven assistant Nick Fox who becomes head of Google's Knowledge and Information division. Bing is pulling back on several under used features shown on its search results page while both it and Google move to publish full recipes in search results, denying the original writer's a click. Over to our nuclear energy desk it seems that Amazon and Google are also entering the elite nuclear powered corporation category, joining Microsoft in making deals with commercial nuclear energy produces, developing their own small-scale nuclear generation capacities, or buying and refurbishing mothballed reactors such as the Three Mile Island plant. We also share a week's worth of Google information, updates, and explanations.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/webcology/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

WordPress's emperor, Matt Mullenweg, demands a hefty tribute from WP Engine, and a battle erupts, leaving millions of websites hanging in the balance. Meanwhile, the Internet Archive, a digital library preserving our online history, is under siege from hackers.All this and more is discussed in the latest edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by cybersecurity veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault.Warning: This podcast may contain nuts, adult themes, and rude language.Episode links:WP Engine is not WordPress - WordPress.Secure Custom Fields - ​​WordPress.Tweet from Advanced Custom Fields.Advisory: Advanced Custom Fields changes - Tim Nash.WordPress saga escalates as WP Engine plugin forcibly forked and legal letters fly - The Register.Internet Archive hacked, data breach impacts 31 million users - Bleeping Computer.The Internet Archive is still down but will return in ‘days, not weeks' - The Verge.Dimsdale podcasts - OTR radio drama comedy and more.Jeff Goldblum's furiously fun Greek gods drama is a masterpiece - The Guardian.KAOS - Netflix.Smashing Security merchandise (t-shirts, mugs, stickers and stuff)Sponsored by:1Password Extended Access Management – Secure every sign-in for every app on every device.Vanta – Expand the scope of your security program with market-leading compliance automation… while saving time and money. Smashing Security listeners get $1000 off!Flashpoint - Access the industry's best threat data and intelligence.SUPPORT THE SHOW:Tell your friends and colleagues about “Smashing Security”, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser.Become a supporter via Patreon or Apple Podcasts for ad-free episodes and our early-release feed!FOLLOW US:Follow us on

Josh and Kurt talk about the current Wordpress / WP Engine mess. In what is certainly a supply chain attack, the Advanced Custom Fields forking. This whole saga is weird and filled with chaos and stupidity. We have no idea how it will end, but we do know that the blog platform you use shouldn't be this exciting. The bad sort of exciting. Show Notes WordPress.org's latest move involves taking control of a WP Engine plugin Wordpress / WP Engine timeline Knorr German Recipes

独立行政法人情報処理推進機構（IPA）および一般社団法人JPCERT コーディネーションセンター（JPCERT/CC）は9月4日、WordPress用プラグインAdvanced Custom Fieldsにおけるクロスサイトスクリプティングの脆弱性について「Japan Vulnerability Notes（JVN）」で発表した。

This episode discusses various reporting dimensions in QuickBooks Online, including tags, locations, classes, customer projects, and custom fields. Hector and Alicia, explain how each dimension works, their limitations, and when to use them for different business scenarios. They highlight the differences between QuickBooks Online versions (Simple Start, Essentials, Plus, and Advanced) in terms of available features and limitations. The episode concludes with a discussion on the need for improved reporting capabilities in QuickBooks Online Advanced and mentions some third-party apps that can enhance reporting functionality.SponsorsMelio - https://uqb.promo/melio RightRev- https://uqb.promo/rightrevGenwise -  https://uqb.promo/genwise(00:00) - Welcome to The Unofficial QuickBooks Accountants Podcast (04:47) - Understanding Tags in QuickBooks Online (11:58) - Challenges with Tags for Accountants (19:47) - Exploring Locations in QuickBooks Online (27:24) - Using Classes for Detailed Reporting (33:21) - Understanding Location Behavior in Invoices (35:00) - Default Classes for Products and Services (36:01) - Managing Customers and Projects (46:33) - The Power of Custom Fields in QuickBooks (50:54) - Advanced Custom Fields in QuickBooks Online (53:24) - Upcoming Features and Final Thoughts Send your Questions/Comments (we could read/answer them on air) ask@uqapodcast.comLinks/Apps Mentioned in this episode:Alicia's article on QuickBooks Expert Assisted Bookkeeping - https://royalwise.com/alicias-thoughts-about-qb-expert-assisted-bookkeeping/Hector's App - RightTool www.righttool.appAlicia's Training - RoyalWise http://royl.ws/uqapodcastAlicia's QBO Products, Services, and Inventory Course - http://royl.ws/qbo-InventoryQuickBooks Connect Conference www.quickbooksconnect.comQuickBooks Tricky Situations: http://royl.ws/QBOtricksNext-Level Accounting: http://royl.ws/NextLevelAccountingCheck out Alicia's step-by-step QBO Textbooks at http://www.questivaconsultants.comSign up to Earmark to earn free CPE for listening to this podcasthttps://www.earmark.app/onboardingDownload the Earmark CPE AppApple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/earmark-cpe/id1562599728Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.earmarkcpe.app

Coming up on the WP Minute!Help me with this quick survey to shape the future of WP Minute, plus more WordPress goodness, coming right up.It's time to take a quick survey. If you have less than 2 minutes to spare, could you head to thewpminute.com/survey and take my 3 question survey about this podcast? It's going to help shape the future of the content here — which I'll get into. As 2023 wound down, I promised myself to stay out of all of the polarizing issues that crop up throughout the community. To take less of a stand on reporting all of the WordPress news, and focusing on the content that is largely relevant to the careers of WordPress professionals. Perhaps you felt the same way? “Can we be done with WPDrama?” You might have asked yourself. I'm not really a hardcore goal tracking guy. I have the goals, I know where I want to go, but I largely leave it up to the creative process to get there. Maybe that's lazy of me? But I do have strong instincts when something isn't working, or just doesn't have that air tight feeling. Sometimes I can feel that in my content. Thus, it's time to really focus on what you want as my faithful WP Minute reader, listener, viewer — follower. If you'll allow me to say it again: If you have two minutes to spare, I'd love for you to take this survey which will help me and the team produce better content.Don't miss this WordPress contentI produced some podcasts, I appeared on podcast, and Eric Karkovack held an important interview. Don't miss my discussion with Cory Miller, where we dove deeper into the more complex issues in the community.I appeared on the WP Tonic to recap their interview with our benevolent dictator.The popular Advanced Custom Fields plugin is about to get some changes that you might need to prepare your sites for. Eric Karkovack has the scoop!Data Liberation is an important community and Automattic-wide initiative for the project this year. Eric is back with exploring the challenges we have with data liberation within the walls of WordPress.If you're a WordPress agency owner and you're curious about positioning your brand, SEO, and the general health of the economy — don't miss my interview with Alex Panagis, CEO of Scalemath.How about Bricks page builder vs the Block Editor?! I hosted a livestream with Brian Coords and Paul Charlton to share their dueling opinions of each solution. Don't miss it! ★ Support this podcast ★

Síguenos en: Pues ahora resulta que los autónomos sí nos ponemos enfermos.... ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther En K.O. técnico toda la semana Semana Nahuai  El cambio de condiciones de Gmail, para reducir spam, desencadena tener que configurar SMTP en WordPress. Primero intenté hacerlo mediante código pero al final tuve que usar un plugin (FluentSMTP) Aprovechando para revisar las configuraciones de envío de otras webs (OsomPress) Meetup de WordPress Terrassa en el que vino JuanKa a explicarnos cómo usar Advanced Custom Fields para crear un directorio. Mejorando la descripción de Osom Modal Login para mostrar los vídeos de Youtube y los tutoriales sobre el plugin que hemos escrito en la web de OsomPress (ya hay 4). Enviado a revisión Osom Block Visibility. Me llevo la alegría de que han donado dinero a la Green Web Foundation, en parte por mi trabajo en el área de sostenibilidad de WordPress. Descubro un nuevo filtro para bloques block_type_metadata. Contenido Nahuai 2 nuevos tutoriales en Código Genesis de los cuales destaca: Mostrar la información de un plugin del repositorio de WordPress mediante la API Novedades La versión 6.4.3 soluciona algunos problemas de seguridad y soluciona 21 fallos. Para más información, lee las notas de la versión. Parece que la nueva versión ha introducido un bug que da problemas cuando creas el zip de plugin desde MacOS: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/zip-files-created-in-macos-stopped-working-in-wordpress-6-4-3/ Renuevan la página del directorio de hostings verdes de Green Web Foundation: https://app.greenweb.org/directory/ Google reduce significativamente la versión gratuita de recatpcha (de 1 millón a 10.000), a partir de abril. Tip de la semana Embed Privacy, plugin que te permite añadir una capa de privacidad en vídeos embebidos de YouTube (y otros medios). Ideal si tienes muchos vídeos de YouTube donde no has usado la versión youtube-nocookie.com. Un post muy interesante donde compara los datos cargados con o sin el plugin: https://oldrup.dk/en/more-speed-less-tracking-with-embed-privacy/ Ojo con las fuentes en formato ttf porque pueden ser muy pesadas.

Bienvenido a otro episodio de WP A DAY, tu podcast para conocer las últimas noticias en el mundo de WordPress. Soy Lucia, la voz de Inteligencia Artificial generativa de Amazon Polly y hoy es viernes, dos de febrero de 2024. El guion de este podcast ha sido elaborado automáticamente mediante un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, a partir de una serie de fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, WordPress 6.4.3 incluye parches para dos problemas de seguridad importantes. Se recomienda actualizar los sitios web inmediatamente para protegerlos contra vulnerabilidades que podrían ser explotadas por atacantes​​. Continuando; el plugin Advanced Custom Fields anuncia un cambio significativo que afectará la forma en que los desarrolladores usan el plugin. Este cambio busca mejorar la seguridad y la eficiencia en el manejo de campos personalizados en WordPress, pero requiere preparación y adaptación por parte de los usuarios​​. Cambiando de tema, Yoast SEO es un plugin esencial para la optimización de motores de búsqueda en WordPress. Con más de 620 millones de descargas, este guía ofrece consejos prácticos para configurar y optimizar tu sitio web, asegurando una mejor visibilidad y rendimiento en los resultados de búsqueda​​. En otro artículo perteneciente al blog de desarrolladores de WordPress.org, se destaca la importancia de los patrones de inicio en los temas de WordPress, ofreciendo una guía sobre cómo implementar patrones de página y plantilla para facilitar a los usuarios la creación de contenido y diseños. Estos patrones proporcionan un punto de partida útil, mejorando la experiencia del usuario y la cohesión del diseño. Por otra parte, en un artículo que hemos leído en la web tng punto com, se presenta dos métodos rápidos y gratuitos para crear un sitio de prueba usando Zip WP, un servicio online que facilita la creación de sitios de WordPress. Hablando de SEO, en el blog de Yoast se explica por qué se debe usar una frase clave de enfoque solo una vez por artículo o página. Usar la misma frase clave en múltiples contenidos puede resultar en competencia entre tus propios artículos en los resultados de búsqueda, un fenómeno conocido como canibalización de palabras clave. Para evitarlo y mejorar el ranking, recomiendan optimizar cada contenido con frases clave únicas y relevantes. Y por último, LGBTQ+Press anuncia su primer programa de becas de empoderamiento, ofreciendo $500 a personas LGBTQ+ para participar en el Programa de Mentoría de WordPress. Este esfuerzo, impulsado por Queeromattic de Automattic, busca empoderar activamente a la comunidad LGBTQ+ para unirse a WordPress. Los interesados deben aplicar antes del 7 de febrero. Esto concluye el resumen de hoy. Si disfrutaste este episodio, díselo a tus amigos. Para ver la transcripción y los enlaces a las publicaciones del blog mencionadas en este episodio, visita Blogpocket.com. Gracias por escucharnos y nos vemos en el próximo episodio.

המדריך המלא על הוספת שדות מיוחדים לסוגי פוסטים השונים בוורדפרס - ACF Advanced Custom Fields: https://itayverchik.co.il/acf/ במדריך זה, אני מראה לכם איך להוסיף שדות מיוחדים לסוגי פוסטים שונים. הצטרפו עכשיו לקהילה של בוני ומקדמי האתרים הטובים בישראל בחינם לגמרי: https://www.facebook.com/groups/israelwp לרכישת אלמנטור פרו, מעצב העמודים בוורדפרס הטוב בעולם: ⁠⁠https://trk.elementor.com/2500⁠ ⁠אין לכם עדיין חשבון אחסון אתרים או שאתם לא מרוצים מהאחסון הקיים שלכם? קבלו הנחה לאחסון אתרים קלאודוויז 25% ל-3 חודשים ראשונים: https://platform.cloudways.com/signup?id=314159&coupon=VERCHIK --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/itay-verchik/message

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The hot topic this week was diversity. More specifically, how it relates to the upcoming WordCamp Europe speaker lineup.After the event announced its fifth round of speakers, StellarWP's Michelle Frechette took to Twitter with the following observation:“So far only 25% of the speakers announced for #WCEU are women (by name/photo), and only three appear to be non-white. Hoping to see some more inclusion in the next few rounds of announcements.”What followed were some heated comments - including one from event organizer Sjoerd Blom:“Please stop being prejudiced and wait until ALL speakers have been announced. Thanks.”It's worth noting that subsequent announcements have included more women and people of color. However, the tenor of conversation in Frechette's thread has raised eyebrows.To read more about the issues at hand, check out posts from Job Thomas, “Diversity in conference speaker line-up” and MasterWP's Rob Howard, “For WordCamp, the challenge of diversifying tech takes center stage”.Links You Shouldn't MissA new proposal aims to modernize WordCamps. In the near future, the events could be focused on a singular topic and a specific audience. The WP Minute's Eric Karkovack spoke with Angela Jin, WordPress Head of Programs & Contributor Experience, to learn more. They discussed the current state of WordCamps and how these community cornerstones might benefit from a change.This month marks the 20th anniversary of WordPress. As part of the celebration, The WP Minute+ released a panel discussion about the software's biggest moments. Hosted by David Bisset, the panel features Rae Morey, Jeff Chandler, Ken Elliot, and The WP Minute's Eric Karkovack.WordPress 6.2.1 was released on May 16. This version includes 20 bug fixes to WordPress core, 10 for the block editor, and a handful of security patches. And it also introduced an issue that breaks shortcodes used within block theme templates. If this describes your site, think twice before updating. Meanwhile, a workaround has been created and a permanent solution is being discussed.Last week, we reported on a reflected cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability that was recently patched in the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. Sarah Gooding at WP Tavern reported that, within 24 hours of the vulnerability's disclosure, attackers had begun attempts to exploit it. According to Ryan Barnett of Akamai Security Intelligence Group (SIG), malicious actors used code examples shared within the disclosure. It's recommended that users of the plugin update their installs immediately.From the Grab BagNow it's time to take a look at some other interesting topics shared by our contributors.WordPress has accumulated 13 default themes since 2010. To cut down on maintenance requirements, there's a proposal to retire some of the older themes.Cloud service provider WPCS announced that they've secured investment from Emilia Capital. Emilia is owned by Yoast founders Joost de Valk and Marieke van de Rakt.Users of Essential Addons for Elementor should take note of a recently-patched security vulnerability. Sarah Gooding of WP Tavern reports that the unauthenticated privilege escalation vulnerability was rated as critical, and was patched in version 5.7.2 of the plugin.Speaking of security - ever wonder what it's like to work in the field? Check out an interview with Alexander Concha, an Application Security Engineer at Automattic.The Kirki Customizer Framework plugin has found a new home. Founder David Vongries previously announced that he was sunsetting the product and looking to sell. WordPress development firm Themeum has acquired the plugin and plans to keep it in active development.Gravity Forms has launched a new podcast called “Breakdown”. The show explores different ways to use the popular plugin and will feature special guests. And it's hosted by our very own Matt Medeiros.WordPress competitor Wix now offers support for “headless” website configurations. The service takes advantage of the growing popularity of headless installs, with the ability to manage content from the Wix site builder.There's a difference between branding and marketing. Hazel Quimpo and Michelle Frechette discussed the topic on a recent episode of the Audacity Marketing podcast.Curious about the benefits of a 4-day workweek? Social media toolkit provider Buffer have released data regarding their three-year journey using the arrangement.New Members This WeekAdam Weeks ★ Support this podcast ★

Results from the WordPress 2022 Annual Survey have been released. WordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy notes that this was a slimmed down version of the survey. It featured 29 questions - as opposed to nearly 100 in past editions. This led to a 26% increase in completion rate. However, there was also a 56% decrease in overall submissions.Among the highlights of this year's results:53% of respondents say they've used the Block Editor. Meanwhile, the Classic Editor saw a 25% drop in use.76% of respondents install WordPress themselves.68% agree or strongly agree that WordPress is as good as, or better than, other site builders and CMSs.Ease of use, flexibility, and plugin options were rated as the top reasons to use WordPress.The most frustrating aspects of WordPress were Gutenberg's unfinished status and the difficulty of learning full site editing.For more in-depth data, a slideshow is available for download.Links You Shouldn't MissWordPress turns 20 years old this month. And it has had a major impact on freelancers during its run. The WP Minute's Eric Karkovack took a look at how the software became the perfect tool for solo entrepreneurs and small agencies.Stacks, the first-ever community theme, is now available in the WordPress theme directory. The theme is geared towards creating slide decks that can be used in presentations. In the official announcement, core contributor Ben Dwyer writes that it's part of a “new initiative to provide high quality themes for free.”Last week, WordCamp US announced a new approach to programming. The flagship event is looking for speakers outside of the WordPress community. However, the traditional call for speakers is still part of the plan. It's now open to anyone interested in giving a presentation. WordCamp US will take place from August 24-26 in National Harbor, MD.Keeping with the WordCamp theme, the events may look different in the near future. WordPress Head of Programs & Contributor Experience Angela Jin laid out the vision for the Next Generation of WordCamps. The big change is in event programming. That includes a more clearly defined audience and a focus on specific topics. Community feedback is welcomed.From the Grab Bag Now it's time to take a look at some other interesting topics shared by our contributors.In acquisition news, WooCommerce multi-vendor plugin WC Vendors has been sold to Rymera Web Co. Rymera is known for building WooCommerce extensions, including Advanced Coupons and Wholesale Suite.MasterWP is providing $1,000 travel grants for WordCamp US speakers from underrepresented groups. The program is now accepting applications and sponsors.Security firm Patchstack reported a reflected XSS vulnerability in the free and pro versions of Advanced Custom Fields. The issue was patched in version 6.1.6, so make sure to update your installs.Speaking of Advanced Custom Fields, users will want to check out the ACF Annual Survey. The feedback received will help “guide the evolution” of the popular plugin.eCommerce platform Shopify has announced staffing cuts. In a letter to employees, founder and CEO Tobi Lütke said the platform's workforce will be “smaller by about 20%”. Additionally, Shopify Logistics has been sold to supply chain management firm Flexport.Developers Aurooba Ahmed and Brian Coords have launched WordPress Icons Library. It's a searchable index of all icons used within WordPress. Icons can be copied and pasted in various formats.You can hear Josepha Haden Chomphosy's thoughts on WordPress' 20th anniversary in the latest episode of the WordPress Briefing podcast.How do we navigate the future of WordPress? Bluehost will host a webinar on May 11 to discuss the latest trends and predictions. ★ Support this podcast ★

On May 27, 2023, WordPress will celebrate its 20th birthday. It's hard to fathom that the software has been around for so long. Yet some of us may struggle to remember what the web was like without it.Just think of the designers, developers, and users that have come along during these past two decades. A whole generation has had easy access to content management and nearly-endless customization. Lucky them!As a more experienced (ahem, old) freelancer, I can recall the challenge of building advanced websites pre-WordPress. Thus, I believe the software has been transformative. It has impacted virtually every aspect of a web designer's job.To celebrate this incredible milestone, let's take a look at what WordPress means to freelancers. We'll explore how its features and philosophy have empowered web professionals the world over.A Reliable Foundation for Any ProjectA typical WordPress project starts like this:Install WordPress.Add a theme and any necessary plugins.Optionally add custom code as needed.Add content.Launch!There's more to it – but you get the idea. The amazing part of this process is that it doesn't matter what type of website you are building. WordPress and its ecosystem make it possible.This wasn't always the case. Previously, content management systems (CMS) had been either built for niche usage or were severely limited in capability.Themes existed for some systems, but nowhere near the breadth of what we see today. And the same goes for plugins.For freelancers, this often meant scouring the web for a suitable solution. If you were a particularly gifted coder, you could build a tool from scratch. But either way, there were obstacles at every turn.WordPress brought a new level of flexibility to the masses. We may spend time picking out the perfect plugins. But the foundations of what we need are already there.This doesn't mean WordPress is the perfect fit for every project. But we can be confident that what we want to build is at least possible. That's a big deal.Plenty of Opportunities for MonetizationWhen you think about it, the concept behind WordPress is revolutionary. It's free, open-source software that can be used for any purpose.To put this into perspective: there's no separate license for commercial use. You don't need to buy anything. You don't even have to send co-founders Mike Little or Matt Mullenweg a “thank you” note.When I first started using WordPress, I was taken aback by this ethos. I was even a bit suspicious of it. Surely, they would pull the rug out from under us at some point? The software will inevitably cost money, right?Well, that hasn't happened. Quite the opposite. As people around the world have discovered, WordPress is a vehicle for making money.Freelancers can use it to build websites for clients – and charge whatever the market will allow. Developers can sell their creations as well. The past 20 years have seen the rise of a strong commercial plugin and theme market. And web hosts have tailored their services around it.This also means that starting a freelance web design business is incredibly affordable. Anyone willing to learn WordPress can begin serving clients with minimal (or even zero) monetary investment.It provides us with the opportunity to start small and evolve as needs change. How many other industries can say that?Advanced Features That Are Within Everyone's ReachWordPress helped to resurrect my career. I began using it regularly around 2010. And I was in a major rut at the time.My specialty had been hand-coded HTML and CSS. I still consider them essential skills. But I was limited in the type of websites I could build. Implementing advanced features seemed impossible.I wasn't sure where my business was going. Then I started experimenting with WordPress. In a way, it was like rediscovering my passion for web design.The software and its ecosystem allowed me to expand my capabilities. Complex functionality was no longer a pipe dream. I could enlist plugins like WooCommerce, Gravity Forms, and Advanced Custom Fields to help me build bigger and better.Suddenly, I didn't need to be a senior-level PHP or JavaScript developer. And I didn't need to turn down projects that seemed too dense. Plugins provided the main features I needed. From there, I could use the skills I had to add further customization.And my skill level also increased. Diving into more advanced projects made me curious. They put me on a path of learning that I still enjoy to this day. WordPress helped to make it possible.Part of WordPress' mission is to democratize publishing. But one can argue that it has done the same with design and development.A Community To Share Knowledge and KinshipAs software, WordPress is wonderful. But the community it inspired is even more amazing. It's something each of us benefit from.For freelancers, the WordPress community has been an invaluable resource. It has provided opportunities to connect, share, and grow.That's because community members are all-too-happy to share what they've learned. Whether it's a handy code snippet or business advice, there is so much knowledge out there.At our best, we genuinely enjoy lifting each other up. That's what makes events like WordCamps so powerful. But it's also something we see every day on social media and other platforms.Freelancing is often about individuality. We run our businesses in a way that best suits us. But the WordPress community helps to bring us together. Regardless of background, identity, or geography.For all of its faults, it's also worth remembering the good that this community has done. I think there are people from all corners of the globe that would agree.For Many Freelancers, WordPress Is a LifelineI don't have the statistics in front of me. Perhaps they don't exist. But it's safe to say that WordPress has had a major impact on freelancers.And 20 years has been a good long run. That's especially relevant in tech, where big ideas come and go all the time.Thankfully, WordPress has become something freelancers can rely on. That says a lot about the software – and even more about the people behind the project. Those that contribute in ways both official and unofficial.Milestones are a great time to look back at what was. But it's also an important reminder to never take what we have for granted.What WordPress has done for freelancers, and countless others, is worth celebrating. 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Should WordPress move away from Slack and towards the fediverse for project communication? Automattic-sponsored Meta team contributor Alex Kirk thinks so. Kirk has proposed a project to explore switching to the free Matrix open-source federated chat system.The potential benefits are compelling. For one, there's something to be said for open-source projects supporting each other. Beyond that, easier onboarding and a variety of available chat clients were also touted. https://youtu.be/dq23lJBYtpM Sarah Gooding of WP Tavern demonstrated some of these advantages in a recent article. And Kirk's team has also created a Gutenberg block, Chatrix, that embeds a Matrix chat client directly into any WordPress website.Slack, meanwhile, has long been the chosen platform for project communication. A move to Matrix will certainly face both technical and philosophical hurdles. We'll keep you updated as the discussion progresses.Introducing The WP Minute +The WP Minute's goal is to bring you the latest WordPress news in just 5 minutes a week. But we also see the value in going in-depth with newsmakers and discussing important issues.With that in mind, we'd like to introduce you to The WP Minute +. It's our new podcast dedicated to longform content. You'll find exclusive interviews and conversations, bringing you even closer to what's going on with WordPress.To kick things off, we spoke with Awesome Motive's Syed Balkhi regarding the recent acquisition of Thrive Themes.Be sure to add The WP Minute+ to your podcast apps to get 3 additional episodes featuring Miriam Schwab, Chris Badgett, and Chris Lubkert.Links You Shouldn't MissWordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy recently outlined the project's goals for 2023. The list included finishing up Phase 2 of the Gutenberg project, which focuses on customization. But what does “concluding” a phase really mean? Haden Chomphosy provided details on the WordPress Briefing podcast.Not every WordPress bug gets resolved in a timely fashion. In fact, there are currently 19 Trac tickets that are over 15 years old. But as WP Tavern reports, a new monthly triage session aims to take on these long standing issues. More insight on the project's goals are available on the Make WordPress blog.WordPress turns 20 this year. As part of the celebration, a collection of commemorative 20th anniversary logos are available to download. Also look for them to appear on special swag that is scheduled for release in February.From the Grab BagNow it's time to take a look at some other interesting topics shared by our contributors.WooCommerce is looking for developer feedback. On February 13, 2023, they'll hold the first of three monthly chats on Slack regarding WooCommerce Blocks Extensibility.On a similar note, the team behind Advanced Custom Fields will hold their first “ACF Chat Friday” session on Friday, February 3, 2023 at 3pm UTC. It's a chance to ask questions and provide feedback regarding the plugin.WordPress developers Aurooba Ahmed and Brian Coords have released the first episode of their viewSource podcast. The episode looks at their experiences with GitHub Copilot.As artificial intelligence is becoming more prevalent, its shortcomings are also becoming apparent. A look at how OpenAI's Whisper tool is struggling with an indigenous language is but one example.If you're looking for a job in the WordPress space, Michelle Frechette hosts a weekly Twitter thread of open positions every Wednesday. Check it out and you may find a great opportunity.New Members This WeekCarl Hancock, follow @carlhancock and @GravityFormsIf you're not a member yet, go to thewpminute.com/support/ to join.Video of the weekSubscribe at youtube.com/@wpminuteThe WP Minute takes a look at the current state content marketing strategy for WordPress products. https://youtu.be/zyutM-DLUv4 Thanks to all of the members who shared these links today:Michelle FrechetteJohn LockeAbha Thakor ★ Support this podcast ★

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In episode 89 of Resourceful Designer, I discussed checklists and your design business. As a bonus to that episode, I offered my WordPress Website Setup Checklist. That was five years ago, and things have changed. In that time, I've grown and expanded as a web designer. The tools I use to create websites have also grown and expanded. Here is an up-to-date list of the tools I regularly use to design and build WordPress websites. Don't build in WordPress? Don't worry. I share a few things that may help you regardless of the platform where you design websites. Conceptualizing the website. Before I get down to designing and building a website, I want to know what I'm building. These are the tools that help me in the conceptual stage. Dynalist: Dynalist is a great outlining app that helps you get work done. I use Dynalist to outline the structure of every website I build. I like to know what pages a site will have and where they sit in the hierarchy. Dynalist helps me do this. Coolors.co Coolors.co is a super fast colour palette generator. I use it to choose colours for a website before the build starts. It's also convenient for finding great colours to go along with a client's existing brand colours. Setting up the website. SiteGround SiteGround I host all my and my client's websites at SiteGround. They're inexpensive, reliable, easy to work with and score well in web host comparisons. What more could a web designer ask for in a web host? Siteground has a very convenient one-click WordPress install feature that gets me up and designing quickly. Their installation registers me as the site admin using my email address instead of the default "Admin," usually generated by WordPress. If your web host doesn't have this feature, then I suggest the first thing you do upon installing WordPress is create a new Admin user and delete the default one named "Admin." During installations, Siteground installs two of its own plugins, SiteGround Optimizer and SiteGround Security. These are great plugins; however, I disable them until I finish building the site. Assets and tools I use on just about every website. Envato Elements Envato Elements is the first place I look for any stock images, icons or graphics I may need during a website build. Their low monthly subscription allows unlimited downloads, which comes in handy while experimenting. Depositphotos Depositphotos is another excellent resource for stock images and vector graphics. They're inexpensive, and their quality matches higher price stock image sites. Grammarly Grammarly ensures my website copy is error-free and written most effectively. I've been using it for years and won't compose anything without running it through Grammarly. Squoosh Squoosh.app is a handy website that does one thing very well, it optimizes images. Every image I upload to a website passes through Squoosh first. Screenflow Screenflow is only available on Mac (sorry, windows users). It's a screen recorder that makes it very easy to create tutorial videos explaining to clients how to use their new website. Screenflow is also a powerful video editor which I use any time I need to do minor edits to a video before uploading it to a website. Handbrake Handbrake is a free video conversion tool. It allows you to change the format of a video which is very useful in reducing a video's file size. Building the website. Divi Theme Divi by Elegant Themes is the world's most popular WordPress page builder and is trusted by hundreds of thousands of website creators. Divi takes WordPress to a new level by allowing you to build a website visually. With Divi, there's practically nothing you cannot create. Divi Marketplace The Divi Marketplace: is a one-stop shop for everything Divi, including layouts, child themes and extensions. If you need a website to do something special, chances are the solution can be found in the Divi Marketplace. Divi Booster Divi Booster allows you to customize Divi without adding extra code. This plugin adds 100s of new configuration options to Divi. Divi Express Divi Express is a vast library of Divi layouts, sections, headers & footers, sub-pages and more that you can import into your Divi website. Using Divi Express has drastically reduced my website design time. Divi Supreme Divi Supreme Is an All-in-One Divi Plugin that adds over 50 new Modules and eight extensions to Divi. Divi Supreme eliminates the need to customize things with a ton of CSS, saving you time. Divi Extended Divi Extended offers over 50 Divi Child Themes and 11 unique plugins. Their Divi Plus plugin adds over 50 new Modules to Divi. I love their Divi Blog Extra and Divi Blurb Extra plugins. Divi Life Divi Life also offers Layouts, Child Themes and Plugins. My favourite plugins from Divi Life are the Divi Overlays and Divi Bars plugins that I've used on several client websites. Divi Engine Divi Engine also offers plugins and extensions for Divi. However, it's their one plugin Divi Machine that excites me. With Divi Machine, you can create dynamic content with Div and Advanced Custom Fields. Learning about Divi Machine has changed the way I imagine websites. Plugins I use during the build. Gravity Forms Gravity Forms is the ultimate forms plugin as far as I'm concerned. Even though Divi has forms built in, the ease and versatility of Gravity Forms make it a must-install on every website I build. PrettyLinks PrettyLinks makes it easy to create prettier and easily sharable URL links for your pages directly from within WordPress. SEO Plugins Yoast and Rank Math are the two SEO Plugins I'm most familiar with. Yoast has been an industry leader in website SEO for years, but I've recently seen great results with Rank Math. Both are highly recommended, so research to see which one is best for you. Once the website is built. These are the plugins I install once I've completed a website build. These add functionality to protect and make the site more efficient. iThemes iThemes Security Pro: iThemes Security Pro is arguably the best WordPress Security Plugin available. I don't take chances with website security, and that's why I rely on the best. iThemes BackupBuddy makes it easy to create and store backups of a WordPress website. Over 1 million WordPress sites trust BackupBuddy, and so do I. iThemes Sync: I install this plugin on every website. iThemes Sync allows you to update and manage multiple websites from one location, making it very easy to perform weekly maintenance. SiteGround Optimizer and SiteGround Security: I deactivate these two plugins while building websites and reactivate them once the site is complete. SiteGround has created two great plugins that I've come to rely on. Google Analytics for WordPress by Monster Insights: This plugin makes it very easy to monitor your website traffic.

This episode is brought to you by Mindsize. If you’re looking for monthly WooCommerce support, look no further than Mindsize.com You know how it goes, everything I mention here will be linked up in the newsletter and the blog post. Check out thewpminute.com for the links. In the News There was a lot of excitement this week around LTDs (LifeTime Licensing Deals). There were several posted reactions to the email sent from Delicious Brains, the new owners of Advanced Custom Fields. The email was not well-received (to say the least) by some users that have had Lifetime Licensing because it was asking for a part-time donation for the product. Twitter exploded with reactions and many in the WordPress community responded as well. We covered this on the WPMinute and Sarah Gooding also wrote about both perspectives — positive and negative — in her article over on the WPTavern. The bottom line is that the lifetime licenses are tough, and very few still remain in the WordPress space. ACF (read: Brad) will continue to honor the pricing for legacy customers. With the recent delay of WordPress 5.9 the team is looking for testers for Beta 1. Angela Jin posted the link for the helpful testing guide. Feel free to participate and let them know how you “broke” it. Testing is very important for a successful release. A JSON Schema for theme.json and one for block.json are now available to help with building block-based themes. The schema can be used by code editors to provide things like tooltips, autocomplete, and validation while editing theme.json or block.json. The WP Live Streams Directory pick of the week “Building Modern WordPress Plugins With Plugin Machine (Part 2)*” presented by Josh Pollock, formerly of WPCaldera, on December 7th at 11pm UTC / 6pm EST / 3pm PST. In Part 1 of his talk, Josh laid the foundation of the mess that modern tooling has become for plugin development. In Part 2, Josh will show us a demo of Plugin Machine, a new app he’s building that helps developers create plugins and add features to them easily. You can catch this by registering for the Pittsburgh WordPress Developers and Designers meetup. Other News From Our Contributors Shopify Engineering announced that they had their biggest Black Friday Cyber Monday ever in 2021. They were proud of the uptime and traffic across the infrastructure along with their partner Google Cloud. Liam Dempsey shared this post by Andy Stitt thanking WordPress for helping him find Digital Accessibility. This is a great article of how WordPress helped Andy advance and allow him to concentrate on accessibility now. Giving Tuesday And now, I'd like to introduce you to Mary Job, who's leading the

It seems a year can't go by without the pesky lifetime WordPress license topic popping up to spice up the holiday conversation. A struggle dating back 7 years ago to the month when Jeff Chandler covered, now defunct, Sidekick.pro where then owner Ben Fox shared his pricing experiments. When Brad Touesnard purchased Advanced Custom Fields back in June, he was swiftly reminded how hard lifetime license pricing really is. I mean, he did his due diligence, he knew what he was getting into. But the lifetime license woes lingered well before the new owners arrived. Elliot Condon wrestled with it, “get it all for one price forever” that is, until he finally revised pricing for 2020 to build the business a better runway. Lifetime license holders will get **all** ACF Pro software updates forever. They won't be required to pay for version 6.0 or any other major or minor releases in the future. They signed up for updates for life, so we'll continue to deliver on that promise forever. 8/10— Brad Touesnard (@bradt) June 3, 2021 On Delicious Brains acquiring Advanced Custom Fields Amidst a fumbled start, Brad, did bless all lifetime license holders with access — forever. It's on Twitter, so it's permanent in my book. This isn't the first pricing rodeo for Brad and company. When asked about lessons learned with pricing in a 2018 interview with Joe Howard on the WPMRR podcast, Brad had this to say: “I think the biggest thing that people don’t do is experiment with their pricing.When I launched Migrate DB Pro, I think the developer license was, $99 per year.In December of that year, I doubled the pricing. Which would have been totally uncontroversial, except that I changed all the prices for the existing customers as well. I didn’t grandfather it.And there was definitely quite a bit of blowback. I'd regret doing it because I feel like at that point, it wouldn’t have hurt us to like grandfather those people in but I don’t believe really in grandfathering people in forever.That’s the same aversion I have to like unlimited things and “lifetime this and that.”Brad Touesnard Pricing is challenging, no doubt, and lot has already been said about lifetime licenses. Should you offer them as a product owner? Clearly the data (and the community) is pointing to a firm “no” at this point. Should the customer expect that a lifetime license actually means a lifetime of free…everything? Read Chris Lema's take, On Lifetime Licenses. WordPress, the only billion dollar software industry that has us begging for money

Síguenos en: Hoy traemos un episodio especial de Perspectiva WP donde analizamos, junto con Juan Hernando que ya nos acompañó en el último episodio, las últimas adquisiciones en el ecosistema WordPress. Últimas adquisiciones en la esfera WordPress StellarWP (LiquidWeb) adquiere LearnDash Justin Ferriman proceso de 11 meses - Chris Lema pasa a ser General Manager Así queda la cartera de productos de StellarWP: iThemesThe Events CalendarRestrict Content ProKadence WPGiveWPWP Business Review.IconicWP Awesome Motive adquiere todos los plugins de Sandhills Development Pippin Willianson se retira pero el resto del equipo (27 personas) pasan a formar parte de Awesome Motive (Syed Balkhi): Easy Digital Downloads AffiliateWPSugar CalendarWP Simple PayPayouts Service Así queda la cartera de productos de Awesome Motive: WPBeginnerOptinMonsterWPFormsMonsterInsightsAIOSEOWP Mail SMTPSeedProdRafflePressSmash BalloonPushEngageSearchWP… y más. Unos 17 millones de webs utilizan plugins de Awesome Motive. Un equipo de + de 200 personas localizados en 36 países distintos Motivos de Pippin Comenta que el destino de cualquier negocio será alguno de estos: Un día pasará a otra persona, quizás por herencia familiarDecaerá lenta o rápidamente y en algún momento se cerrará por completoSe venderá a un nuevo propietario por una u otra razón La salud de su padre le hizo reflexionar Se tomó 3 meses de sabático para reflexionar  Dar el salto al siguiente nivel es muy complicado Además había perdido la pasión por crear software para WordPress Una vez decidió que quería vender buscó alguien capaz de asegurar el futuro de sus productos, trabajadores y clientes Conoce a Syed Balkhi desde hace años y confía en que puede asegurarlo Sandhills Development se dedicará principalmente a la preservación de espacios naturales. Pippin dedicará su tiempo a eso y a Sandhills Brewing. Punto en común con Elliot Condon, 10 años y a otra cosa mariposa. Episodio de PerspectivaWP dedicado a Pippin Williamson y Sandhills Development. Episodio de PerspectivaWP dedicado a Elliot Condon y Advanced Custom Fields. Episodio de PerspectivaWP dedicado a iThemes/ Liquid Web Otras grandes adquisiciones recientes WooCommerce adquiere SomewhereWarmACF adquirido por Delicious BrainsYoast adquirido por Newfold Digital Movimientos de talento Brian Gardner vuelve a WP Engine Rich Tabor cambia Go Daddy por Extendify. Todas las adquisiciones de WordPress recogidas en Post Status. Debate Trasvase de datosHay hueco para pequeños negocio en WordPress Is There a Future for Small WordPress Businesses? - WP Mayor (Si quisieras vender un producto/plugin: https://flipwp.co/ de Iain Poulson y Alex Denning + 6 preguntas que hacerte antes de vender tu negocio de WP en el blog de StellarWP) Gracias a: Este episodio está patrocinado por StudioPress, los creadores de Genesis Framework, el entorno de trabajo de temas más popular de WordPress. Ya está disponible Genesis Pro para todo el mundo, 360$ anuales que dan acceso a: Genesis FrameworkChild themes de Genesis de StudioPress1 año de hosting en WP EnginePlugin Genesis Pro (Diseños y secciones, restricción de bloques por usuarios…) y Genesis Custom Blocks Pro.

We're back with another Blackbird Dev Chat between Megan Rose, Phil Hoyt, and Cory Hughart. In this episode we talk about the WordPress 5.8 release and how that has dramatically affected theme development for us, an update about Advanced Custom Fields and escaping output, a long discussion about what “barrier to entry” really means, some old news by now about one particular Automattic acquisition that happened over a month ago, and a soft announcement about our very own open-source workflow script. If you have questions about WordPress website development, contributing, or anything else web-related that you'd like to hear us discuss, find us on Twitter as @InTheLoop_WP or send an email to podcast@blackbird.digital. ## Links theme.json: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/06/25/introducing-theme-json-in-wordpress-5-8/ Block based themes: https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/how-to-guides/themes/block-theme-overview/ ACF HTML escaping by default: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/acf-5-10-release-html-escaping-blocks-api-v2-block-preloading-and-more/ Gulp WP: https://github.com/BlackbirdDigital/gulp-wp Mark Jaquith PHP Gutenberg block: https://twitter.com/markjaquith/status/1432461667187765251?s=20 10up Toolkit: https://github.com/10up/10up-toolkit ClassicPress: https://www.classicpress.net/ WordCamp US 2021: https://us.wordcamp.org/2021/

In this episode, the devs at Blackbird get back together to talk about block widgets, themes, patterns, directories, and other WordPress 5.8 goodies, Advanced Custom Fields anxieties, and part 2 of the highly-anticipated Gutenberg Shuffle series: The Last Custom Field. If you have questions about WordPress website development, contributing, or anything else web-related that you'd like to hear us discuss, go to blackbird.digital/podcast or send an email to podcast@blackbird.digital. You can also find us on Twitter as @InTheLoop_WP. ## Links Conex Firefox Add-On WordPress 5.8 Release Timeline Block Pattern Directory Clove: A Showcase of Block Patterns by Anariel Design The User is My Mom ACF Acquired by Delicious Brains ## Upcoming WP Events WordCamp Santa Clarita – July 17-18, 2021 WordFest Live – July 23, 2021 ## Music To Code To Call Me If You Get Lost by Tyler, The Creator Videoclub on Spotify Wizardry by Fragnum Opus Chip SongBook Vol 11 by Yoann Turpin ## Licenses "Trumpet Brass Fanfare.wav" by ohforheavensake on Freesound.org is licensed under CC BY 4.0

In this episode of the Delicious Brain Waves podcast, Brad and Iain chat about the recent Delicious Brains acquisition of Advanced Custom Fields. Taking a deep dive into the process, they cover everything about the acquisition, from the first discussions with Advanced Custom Fields creator Elliot Condon, how Brad evaluated the product to determine a value, financing options, performing due diligence, when and how to get lawyers involved, all the way up to the final closing and handover. If you’re looking at buying or selling a WordPress product business, this episode is an interesting look into the nitty-gritty details of the process, what to look out for, and things to avoid. Show Notes: The official announcement Advanced Custom Fields Iain on Twitter Brad on Twitter Open positions at Delicious Brains Let us know your thoughts on Twitter

In this episode of the Delicious Brain Waves podcast, Brad and Iain chat about the recent Delicious Brains acquisition of Advanced Custom Fields. Taking a deep dive into the process, they cover everything about the acquisition, from the first discussions with Advanced Custom Fields creator Elliot Condon, how Brad evaluated the product to determine a value, financing options, performing due diligence, when and how to get lawyers involved, all the way up to the final closing and handover. If you’re looking at buying or selling a WordPress product business, this episode is an interesting look into the nitty-gritty details of the process, what to look out for, and things to avoid. Show Notes: The official announcement Advanced Custom Fields Iain on Twitter Brad on Twitter Open positions at Delicious Brains Let us know your thoughts on Twitter

Raising eyebrows in the WordPress community — especially among developers — Delicious Brains announced they have acquired Advanced Custom Fields (ACF). Elliot Condon is the creator and has been the sole developer for ACF for about a decade. While Elliot will be involved in the transition, he will not stay with the Delicious Brains team in the long term, according to his blog post.In this episode of Post Status Draft, Cory Miller talks with Brad Touesnard of Delicious Brains following the announcement that his company has acquired the Advanced Custom Fields plugin from Elliot Condon.

Today is an interview with Brad Touesnard, founder of Delicious Brains, talking about his recent acquisition of Advanced Custom Fields. A series of questions I’ve provided him, where he’s recorded answers to via audio. I hope you enjoy today’s episode and learn more about one of WordPress’ most historic acquisitions. Check the transcript at the bottom of the post and please share this episode out on your social media channels! Transcription [00:00:01] It’s the WP minute. This episode is brought to you by easy support videos, support your WordPress users by placing videos right in the WordPress admin. Get it@easysupportvideos.com.[00:00:12]Today is an interview with Brad two Nard, founder of Delicious Brains, and talking about his recent acquisition of advanced custom fields, a series of questions he’s recorded answers to via audio. Let’s dive right in.[00:00:24]Can you give us a sense of how you vetted a product company like ACF? What was attractive besides the obvious..[00:00:29] Revenue, especially recurring revenue, definitely looked at that right away. I looked at the customer base and what their expectations were.[00:00:40]there is obviously more to it with due diligence, . In terms of verifying all those numbers and making sure everything was accurate , and legit, but the accountants and lawyers handled most of that anyway and just provided reports.[00:00:57]ACF’s pretty simple company Elliott set up a really kind of simple thing for 10 years by himself. There weren’t a lot of moving parts , to really vet , in this deal, in terms of what was attractive, obviously…[00:01:10]ACF isa great product that has a passionate and large community of users and customers. The thing that particularly appealed to me is that the customers are the same as our customers.[00:01:24]I think the thing that was the most attractive, it was like, this is a way for us to really kind of step into more mainstream WordPress world, I think. And that seems to be, I’m definitely feeling that over the last few days as the, after the announcement , was made, the, it was really, it’s almost overwhelming how much noise has been kicked up on Twitter especially around lifetime licenses.[00:01:53]How do you weigh this decision amongst the existing product lineup at Delicious Brains?[00:01:58] I’m confident that we can hire folks and handle ACF and scale up what we’ve been doing all these years with our existing products. And, we’ve added, within the last few years we’ve doubled our products.[00:02:11]this is just an extension of where we’ve been already going. It makes complete sense. It’s kind of a supercharging, right? If we were adding two new products over the next, three years, that’s a lot different than adding, a massive product, overnight. it is a big jolt to the business.[00:02:30]Can you hint at the size of the deal?[00:02:32] Nope. Moving on[00:02:34]Will pricing and existing licenses be honored for customers.[00:02:38] Yes. We made that very clear in the announcement posts that we won’t be changing pricing anytime soon.[00:02:46] And if we do

In a surprise tweet overnight (at least here in the US timezone), somewhere in Australia Elliot Condon announced the acquisition of his iconic WordPress plugin, Advanced Custom Fields by the Delicious Brains software company. WordPress News: ⁦@dliciousbrains⁩ acquires ⁦@wp_acf⁩ | 10 Years of ACF – A truly wonderful time https://t.co/ytgpkcQ0l8— The WP Minute (@TheWPMinute) June 2, 2021 Delicious Brains of course famous for WP DB Migrate Pro and DIY WordPress hosting, SpinupWP. I have reached out to both Brad Touesnard, founder of DB and Elliot for comment, I hope to have those replies back to publish a blog post soon. Rob Howard, CEO of Howard Development & Consulting announced the acquisition of the Understrap theme framework, ironically in a Medium post. Reportedly a $50,000 investment. It's the first time I've heard of Understrap: “The UnderStrap package allows you to quickly and easily build search engine optimized websites with WordPress.” “I anticipate one of our first steps will be the addition of a Bootstrap 5 version (which has already been started as an offshoot project), since that's been one of the most important roadmap items for a while now.” Not to be outdone on acquisitions, Chris Lema tweets that LiquidWeb has acquired Iconic, makers of a suite of WooCommerce plugins. Ok, this one is one of the ones I've been waiting for. I'm so thrilled to welcome @iconicwp to the @liquidweb / @stellarwp family.https://t.co/04Lmjw9oe8— Chris Lema (@chrislema) June 2, 2021 “With Liquid Web backing us up, we'll have more fuel to add to our fire. Our existing team is sticking around and so is our customer-focused ethos. “ WordPress tur

A Focus On Mental Health And Long-Term StabilityIn this episode of Post Status Excerpt, Cory Miller and David Bisset discuss the recently announced acquisition of Advanced Custom Fields plugin by Delicious Brains Inc. After having time to absorb community feedback and listen to a pre-recorded interview with those involved, David and Cory share why this move is a win for the WordPress community in the long run.Also covered in this episode: For freelancers and solopreneurs with projects and products that grow close to an unmanageable size: where do you draw the line between owning your product and handing the reins of your creation to someone else? (Controlling your destiny is great, on the one hand, but having full responsibility and the stress that comes with it is tough to sustain, on the other hand.)Every week Post Status Excerpt will brief you on important WordPress news — in about 15 minutes or less! Learn what's new in WordPress in a flash. ⚡Browse our archives, and don’t forget to subscribe via iTunes, Google Podcasts, YouTube, Stitcher, Simplecast, or RSS.

Síguenos en: Elliot Condon es el creador del popular plugin de WordPress Advanced Custom Fields. Diseñador gráfico de formación. Conoció WordPress en la versión 2.7 (diciembre 2008). Primero trabajó en una agencia (twenty4). Filosofía de trabajo: crecimiento orgánico y añadir características poco a poco. 2011 Lanzamiento de ACF en el repositorio de WordPress.La idea nació del plugin de una necesidad pero no tenía ninguna intención de crear negocio con él. 2013 Lanza su primer addon premium, el "repeater field".Curiosamente había publicado Custom Field Matrix (versión primigenia del repeater) en el repositorio antes de ACF.2-3 años en darse cuenta de que necesitaba ayuda con el soporte. 2014 3 años después de haber lanzado ACF se toma tiempo de la agencia para dedicarse full-time a ACF.Tomó la decisión cuando el sueldo de la agencia era el mismo que los ingresos de ACF (1 año desde que lanzó el primer add-on).Lanza el blog de ACF.Llega al millón de descargas y lanza una nuevo foro de soporte.Lanzamiento de la versión 5.0, con una reescritura del plugin. 2015 Juntó todos los addons bajo ACF PRO.Licencia ilimitada por un pago único de 100$ australianos. 2016 Nuevos campos y mejoras en los ya existentes. 2017 Lanzamiento de 5.6 con mejoras de interfaz.Actualizaciones de sus addons al 2.0.+800.000 clientes de ACF Pro activos.Anuncia la versión 5.0 a la versión gratuita.ACF | ACF Year in Review: Looking back at 2017 and ahead to 2018 with Elliot Condon 2018 Comienza a preparar ACF Blocks y lanza las primeras betas.Llega a la versión 5.0 a la versión gratuita.Movida con el lanzamiento de Gutenberg porque dejaban de funcionar las metaboxes de los campos personalizados.Crítico con la prisa por incluir el editor en WordPress 5.0, pero puso de su parte para hacer 100% compatible ACF lo antes posible.Fantástica comunicación con los clientes a través del blog.ACF | The State of ACF in a Gutenberg WorldACF | The Night Before GutenbergTambién con la adaptación a la GDPR.ACF | ACF and GDPR: What You Need to KnowLanzamiento de ACF Theme Code. 2019 Lanzamiento y mejoras en ACF Blocks. 2020 Cambio de precio en febrero.Introduce las licencias anuales: Respeta a todos los clientes antiguos.Reflexión sobre el pago único:Parte buena → destacas de la competencia por ser una ganga, ayuda a crecerParte mala → no es sostenible (soporte, documentación, gestión de licencias...) ACF | New ACF PRO Pricing for 2020 2021 Características de la versión Pro: Campo repetidorCampo de contenido flexibleCampo de galeríaCampo de clonadoPágina de opcionesACF Blocks Uno de sus principales focos para mejorar el plugin es la integración con la API REST Está en proceso de contratar alguna persona para el equipo. Reflexiones de Elliot Condon Empezaría con un socio.Mantendría el modelo freemium.Contrataría antes ayuda para el soporte Considera el camino de ACF como un aprendizaje.Cada vez presta más atención a la interfaz de usuario y al código limpio. Reflexiona mucho antes de añadir mejoras al plugin. Gracias a: Este episodio está patrocinado por StudioPress, los creadores de Genesis Framework, el entorno de trabajo de temas más popular de WordPress. Ya está disponible Genesis Pro para todo el mundo, 360$ anuales que dan acceso a: Genesis FrameworkChild themes de Genesis de StudioPress1 año de hosting en WP EnginePlugin Genesis Pro (Diseños y secciones, restricción de bloques por usuarios…) y Genesis Custom Blocks Pro.

Elliot Condon es el creador del popular plugin de WordPress Advanced Custom Fields.Diseñador gráfico de formación.Conoció WordPress en la versión 2.7 (diciembre 2008).Primero trabajó en una agencia (twenty4).Filosofía de trabajo: crecimiento orgánico y añadir características poco a poco. 2011 Lanzamiento de ACF en el repositorio de WordPress. La idea nació del plugin de una necesidad […]

✏️ Deja tu comentario Unos días complicados, con problemas de salud incluidos, hacen que el episodio de esta semana se convierta en una pequeña charla en directo. Charlamos con la audiencia y comentamos las últimas novedades de Yannick y Elías. Novedades Menos mal que Yannick estuvo laborioso los primeros días de la semana y pudo publicar casi todo su contenido semanal, evitando así los días de mareos ocasionados por los vértigos que ha padecido. Yannick nos trae un tutorial para la Zona Premium donde habla sobre todos los ajustes básicos de WooCommerce. Impuestos, envíos, privacidad... https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/woocommerce-ajustes-basicos-configuracion-impuestos-y-envios/ Esta semana, hay ración doble para los suscriptores de LaMaquinaDelBranding.com y es que junto al tutorial de WooCommerce, tenemos otro hablando sobre la configuración de WooCommerce Bookings y el addon gratuito Acommodation Plugin. Todo lo que necesitas para convertir WooCommerce en un hotel. https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/preparando-woocommerce-para-un-hotel-woocommerce-bookings-acommodation-plugin-product-add-ons/ Yannick no siempre utiliza Jet Engine para crear los campos personalizados y en este vídeo nos explica por qué a veces, usa Advanced Custom Fields. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvK55z8hd3Y Queda resuelto el misterio de los usuarios de WooCommerce que desaparecían. Todo por culpa de los ajustes de cuentas y privacidad de WooCommerce. https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/el-misterio-de-los-usuarios-de-woocommerce-que-desaparecian/ Y esta semana planteamos un nuevo problema. Esta vez se trata de una configuración errónea de un listing grid que debe mostrar los posts de una categoría concreta. Fácil fácil... https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/el-listing-grid-que-no-mostraba-los-posts-de-una-categoria-en-concreto/ Elías nos habla acerca de las estadísticas de Integromat en 2020. ¡Brutal! https://eliasgomez.pro/curacion/integromat-2020/ Y otro twit de Elías, donde nuestro compañero estaba impresionado/asustado al ver un pico de visitas que finalmente... no era lo que parecía. https://twitter.com/EliasNS/status/1356891427821789185 En la sección de consultas de EliasGomez.pro tenemos una nueva entrada hablando sobre cómo copiar contactos de Airtable a Google Contacts con Integromat. https://eliasgomez.pro/consultas/copiar-contactos-airtable-google-contactos-integromat/ Y hablando de automatizaciones, Elías explica una forma de ganar tiempo con las gestiones de los proyectos en los que tenemos que medir el tiempo y llevar la cuenta de las horas disponibles del cliente. Todo explicado en el directo de este episodio y también en el siguiente post: https://eliasgomez.pro/notas/automatizacion-para-experto-wordpress/ Y tenemos tutorial nuevo en el canal de Elías Gómez. Se trata de un maravilloso tutorial donde aprenderemos a disponer de un campo de valoración con estrellas para nuestros posts. ¡Y todo sin plugins!. Aprenderéis acerca de la creación de plugins, un poco de php, la función add_filter, ¡y mucho más! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJu5KbF0V1o Por último Elías nos invita a que le digamos qué nos parecería si él monta su propio membership site con contenido exclusivo y tutoriales de código y automatizaciones. ¿Qué os parece? Respondiendo a suscriptores Y en el propio directo damos paso a nuestra audiencia y hablamos de temas tan diversos como Jet Engine, la configuración de emails o la mejor forma de conseguir clientes de desarrollo web. Para esto último, os recomendamos el episodio que dedicamos a ello: https://negocioswp.es/podcast/16-como-conseguir-clientes/ También se nos plantea una pregunta interesante, que tiene que ver con cómo gestionar la devolución parcial de productos en WooCommerce. No el tema del pago, sino la devolución del propio item. Algo para lo que podemos utilizar el plugin de nuestra empresa de transporte o bien el plugin YITH WooCommerce Advanced Refund Sytem. Enlaces WooCommerce - Ajustes básicos, configuración, impuestos y envíosPreparando WooCommerce para un Hotel - WooCommerce Bookings + Accommodation Plugin + Product Add-OnsMetabox de campos para un CPT según TERM + OCULTAR cualquier widget vacío - TutorialSOLUCIÓN - El misterio de los usuarios de WooCommerce que desaparecíanEl listing grid que no mostraba los posts de una categoría en concretoCopiar contactos de Airtable a Google Contactos con Integromat (Jose)Automatización para Experto WordPressCómo mostrar valores de campos personalizados en el frontend con códigoMejora la gestión de devoluciones en WooCommerce con YITH ADVANCED REFUND SYSTEM FOR WOOCOMMERCE

Met Advanced Custom Fields, ook wel ACF genoemd, kun je elk mogelijk design en elke oplossing voor een nieuwe site maken. Hierdoor zijn jullie verzekerd van een unieke website die voldoet aan alle eisen en wensen. Maatwerk lijkt misschien ingewikkeld, maar brengt juist structuur en eenheid met zich mee. In dit artikel bespreken we wat ACF is, hoe wij onze eigen flexibele secties bouwen en wat de voordelen zijn.

✏️ Deja tu comentario Hoy os traemos a Íñigo Sastre, un invitado para hablar sobre WordPress y podcasting. Aunque más allá de eso, la entrevista confluirá en un montón de reflexiones acerca de cómo enfocar el aprendizaje, cómo hacer branding con tu podcast y otros muchos temas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_s6OiR7DTk Novedades Comenzamos las novedades de Yannick y Elías con una nueva serie de vídeos en La Máquina del Branding. Se trata de un Diccionario de WordPress con explicaciones concisas y rápidas sobre muchos términos y conceptos de WordPress. https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/diccionario-rapido-de-wordpress/ Y por supuesto, contínua la serie de vídeos del proyecto DELUJO en la Zona Premium de La Máquina del Branding. Esta semana, en un vídeo de más de 1 hora, Yannick explica cómo crear un blog y las diferentes formas que hay de enfocar la navegación entre categorías. https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/diseno-de-blog-completo-archive-single-filtros-y-menu-de-categorias/ Elías por su parte avanza con todos sus proyectos profesionales. Comienza con un nuevo lead en su faceta de Experto en WordPress donde trabajará con la tienda online en WooCommerce de un cliente. Y finalmente, tal y como preveíamos, comienza a trastear con la API de Stripe en el proyecto de Cobardes y Gallinas que utiliza formularios de Gravity Forms. En cuanto a Elías DJ, podemos ver una nueva portada en su página web donde se ahora aparece de forma destacada las novedades, entre las que destacan la preparación del Bumping Festival 2020. WordPress y podcasting con Iñigo Sastre Iñigo Sastre nos deleita con su labia y talante reflexivo sobre multitud de temas que tocan palos tan diversos como el branding, el podcasting, los custom fields de Advanced Custom Fields, Adobe Audition o Quaderno. Estas son algunas de las preguntas que le hicimos en nuestra entrevista: ¿Cuándo y por qué empezaste tu negocio/proyecto?¿Qué fue lo más difícil al comenzar con tu empresa/proyecto?¿Tuviste asesoramiento o fuiste autodidacta?¿Cómo es tu día a día?¿Cuáles son tus herramientas habituales?¿Cuáles son tus planes a corto plazo para tu proyecto/carrera profesional?¿Cuándo empezaste con WordPress?¿Cuál es tu flujo de trabajo?¿Cuáles son tus plugins imprescindibles? Por supuesto os invitamos a escucharle en su último proyecto de Podium Podcast: Cacharradas. Enlaces Diseño de blog COMPLETO - Archive, Single, Filtros y Menú de categoríasDICCIONARIO RÁPIDO DE WORDPRESSBumping Festival 2020 @ Twitch (Remember Online Edition)

✏️ Deja tu comentarioBienvenidos a negocios y WordPress esta semana analizaremos un montón de novedades por un lado ha salido ya la nueva versión de WordPress 5.5 también tenemos nuevas actualizaciones para nuestro plugin de campos personalizados favorito: Advanced Custom Fields. Además veremos cómo poder crear formularios basados en los roles de usuario. Hablaremos de Dynamic Content for Elementor, y Elías nos cuenta cómo ha empezado a monetizar algunos contenidos. Novedades Comenzamos las novedades hablando sobre la caida de servicios de GMail. https://twitter.com/EliasNS/status/1296378843637350405 Aunque nos centramos enseguida en Advanced Custom Fields que llega a su versión 5.9 incluyendo un montón de novedades. Destacamos la barra de navegación la búsqueda disponible, la eliminación del sidebar, nuevas columnas, la opción de duplicar filas en campos repetibles, flexible content y mucho más. Continuaremos hablando de la última versión de WordPress que viene sin la librería JQuery Migrate. Está librería nos ayuda a que los plugins que no tengan su código actualizado funcionen correctamente, pero es importante señalar que el problema no lo tiene WordPress, sino plugins y temas que utilizan código antiguo. jQuery Migrate es una librería que ayuda a estos plugins a utilizar funciones antiguas (que ya no deberían estar usando). Es decir, el plugin lo que hace es permitir utilizar código antiguo, pero lo que deberíamos hacer es vigilar que plugins de los que usamos están usando dicho código y actualizarlos, cambiarlos o contactar con el desarrollador. Así que ahora, hay dos opciones, esperar a que esos plugins se pongan las pilas (que lo harán, suponemos). O bien utilizar el plugin que WordPress Team ha sacado oficialmente por separado: https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/ Yannick nos hace un repaso a su semana como jefe de proyectos y también implementador WordPress. Hablaremos de WooCommerce, pasarelas de pago, errores con la beta de Elementor, y muchas más cosas. También haremos mención a la creación de páginas web como parte de packs de promoción en medios de información como periódicos digitales. Y terminaremos el bloque de Yannick mencionando un profundo análisis de todas las herramientas incluidas en el plugin Dynamic content for Elementor. Un plugin estupendo compatible con la versión gratis de Elementor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxrDSzdMRyM& Elías por su parte tiene intención de monetizar algunos contenidos que están teniendo visitas. Y hablaremos un poco de SEO, con herramientas como Rankinity, un Yoast que no le hace sombra a Rank Math y de cómo aprovechar algunos artículos para monetizar con AdSense. Además, nos trae nada más y nada menos que 4 resúmenes semanales: https://eliasgomez.pro/resumen-semanal/resumen-semanal-novedades-en-aplicaciones-y-servicios/ https://eliasgomez.pro/resumen-semanal/resumen-semanal-contenidos-recomendados/ https://eliasgomez.pro/resumen-semanal/resumen-semanal-wordpress-y-desarrollo-web/ https://eliasgomez.pro/resumen-semanal/resumen-semanal-recursos-y-herramientas-de-todo-tipo/ Y no solo eso, sino que además también tenemos, de la mano de Elías, un pequeño tutorial sobre cómo conectarse por FTP en SiteGround con SSH. Ya que ha tenido algunos problemas para hacerlo de la manera tradicional. https://eliasgomez.pro/articulos/ftp-siteground-ssh/ Feedback Alberto Melgar nos pide que expliquemos cómo se hace una buena web para un Podcast con WordPress. Desde aquí le recomendamos escuchar el episodio 35, dedicado a eso. Aunque no descartamos la creación de otros contenidos con lo que hemos aprendido desde entonces. https://negocioswp.es/podcast/35-podcasting-en-wordpress/ Herramientas Media Files ToolsMejora el sistema de medios de WordPress ofreciendo funciones como ordenar por tamaño o previsualizar las imágenes destacadas desde la lista de posts. Resilio SyncSincroniza archivos a través de P2P con esta herramienta antiguamente llamada BitTorrent Sync. User Meta – User Profile Builder and User management plugin y RegistrationMagic – Custom Registration Forms and User LoginCrea formularios de registro donde poder asignar a ese registro un rol en concreto (entre otras cosas) Enlaces ACF 5.9.0 Release – Inner Blocks, UI Improvements and Exciting FeaturesComo quitar jQuery Migrate de WordPressEnable jQuery Migrate HelperEpisodio 132 – Solucionado problema con WordPress 5.5Resumen semanal: recursos y herramientas de todo tipoResumen semanal: WordPress y desarrollo webResumen semanal: contenidos recomendadosResumen semanal: novedades en aplicaciones y servicios

In this episode, David and Tim talk about WordPress Plugin Highlight: Advanced Custom Fields The post WordPress Plugin Highlight: Advanced Custom Fields | EP 662 appeared first on WP Gears.

✏️ Deja tu comentarioBienvenidos una vez más a Negocios y WordPress. En el programa de hoy os hablaremos, sobretodo, de plugins con los que cumplir el RGPD, así como de la plataforma CookieFirst. Además, como siempre, os traemos novedades relacionadas con WordPress y las reflexiones semanales de Elías Gómez y Yannick García. Novedades Comenzamos con una pequeña novedad para Negocios y WordPress. Ahora disponéis de un enlace directo a la acción de comentar directamente en el feed. Queremos que lo probéis y nos saturéis a comentarios. ¡A probarlo! Chrome implementa nuevos controles de seguridad y privacidad más intuitivos. Os dejamos el enlace al final del post. Os recomendamos escuchar el episodio "La realidad del trabajo remoto" de Kernel, el podcast de Álex Barredo. Enlace como siempre, al final del post. A raíz de un twit de Fernando Tellado conocemos esta web de dudosa legalidad con cursos de todo tipo, aunque sobretodo de SEO. Como dice Fernando, el PirateBay de los cursos de SEO. Hablamos también del formato WebP, un formato que promete ser el estándar a la hora de maximizar la optimización de una web. Pero que hasta ahora no era compatible con Safari. Hasta ahora... Pasamos a las novedades de Gutenberg. Destacamos el nuevo editor de imagen con recorte y rotación, los controles multibloque y por fin, el directorio de bloques que ya está disponible y esperamos que se llene de nuevos elementos. Repasamos las tareas semanales de los proyectos de Elías, donde destacamos la inclusión de los directos en su web y sobretodo la publicación del formulario que logró hacer con Advanced Custom Fields PRO en el frontend. Pero el contenido más elaborado de esta semana se lo lleva el artículo de Elías acerca de los plugins para RGPD. Un artículo que recopila los mejores plugins para cumplir con el Reglamento General de Protección de Datos y que viene a completar el artículo Guía de RGPD. https://eliasgomez.pro/articulos/plugins-cumplir-rgpd-wordpress/ Pasamos ahora a Yannick que nos habla en detalle de las novedades de La Máquina del Branding. Dedicaremos también un hueco para hablar de CookieFirst una página web que ofrece un plan gratuito para generar de forma automática el banner de cookies y las opciones para aceptar o revocar los diferentes tipos de cookies. https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/remote-content-mini-scrapping-en-elementor-pro-con-dynamic-content-como-editar-estilos-de-un-iframe/ https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/anadir-terms-u-otras-cosas-en-los-slugs-o-urls-de-tus-custom-post-types/ https://lamaquinadelbranding.com/consentimiento-y-revocacion-de-cookies-con-cookiefirst-modo-facil-on/ En el ámbito laboral relacionado con la faceta de desarrollo y consultoría de Elías Gómez, hablaremos del proyecto Cobardes y Gallinas, de automatizaciones para la exportación de facturas y de las acciones para desarrollar la campaña de verano de este negocio de venta y envío de alimentos mediante suscripción. Y vamos a terminar el bloque de novedades con una reflexión que pretende alentaros a que utilicéis vuestro conocimiento para dar salida a lo que verdaderamente os hace felices. No es una charla de Ted pero es lo máximo que podéis pedirle a Yannick un Jueves a las 19 de la tarde. Feedback Tenemos mensajes de Israel, Antonio, Alberto y un spammer. Os agradecemos muchísimo vuestras palabras y os contestamos dentro del espisodio. Herramientas Bus Ticket Booking with Seat ReservationConstruye un sitio web de venta y reserva de tickets y asientos de autobús con este plugin para WordPress. GloriaFood - Free Online Ordering System For RestaurantsSistema de pedidos online para restaurantes. Es gratuito aunque si deseas utilizar tarjeta de crédito tendrás una pequeña comisión. Enlaces More intuitive privacy and security controls in ChromeLa realidad del trabajo remoto - Kernel (Álex Barredo)What’s new in Gutenberg (24 June)Plugins WordPress recomendados para cumplir con RGPD - Elías GómezConsentimiento y Revocación de COOKIES con CookieFirst - MODO FÁCIL [ON]Remote Content - Mini Scrapping en Elementor PRO con Dynamic Content + Cómo editar estilos de un iFrameAñadir TERMS (u otras cosas) en los slugs o urls de tus Custom Post Types

Hemos pasado ya el centenar de episodios de Negocios y WordPress. En el programa de hoy os traemos un montón de novedades como por ejemplo algunas técnicas para modificar la pasarela de pago de Stripe, creación de bloques de Gutenberg con Advanced Custom Fields PRO, automatizaciones de la mano de Elías y un poquito de Elementor de la mano de Yannick. Además os presentaremos la nueva serie de La...Origen

Want to learn about Advanced Custom Fields for WordPress? Join founder Elliot Condon as we talk about the plugin... past, present and future. We talk about what the plugin does and how it can transform the kind of sites that you're able to build. We then go on to chat about the last couple of years and how Elliot had had to put in a lot of work to make sure that ACF was ready for the 5.0 release of WordPress which brought in the Gutenberg editor. It was a period of huge learning and enormous uncertainty, but Elliot came through with flying colours. He managed to create ACF Blocks which is a non-coding way of creating your own bespoke Blocks that you can reuse within the editor. We also talk about the recent pricing changes - why an increase in price was long overdue and how it's going to support the plugin's development long into the future. Seriously nice guy... great episode...

Want to learn about Advanced Custom Fields for WordPress? Join founder Elliot Condon as we talk about the plugin... past, present and future. We talk about what the plugin does and how it can transform the kind of sites that you're able to build. We then go on to chat about the last couple of years and how Elliot had had to put in a lot of work to make sure that ACF was ready for the 5.0 release of WordPress which brought in the Gutenberg editor. It was a period of huge learning and enormous uncertainty, but Elliot came through with flying colours. He managed to create ACF Blocks which is a non-coding way of creating your own bespoke Blocks that you can reuse within the editor. We also talk about the recent pricing changes - why an increase in price was long overdue and how it's going to support the plugin's development long into the future. Seriously nice guy... great episode...

This week we welcome back Elliot Condon from Advanced Custom Fields, to do a deep dive into ACF Blocks – what it is, how to use it, and how it works under the hood. It’s great to get technical and understand how much work went into ACF Blocks to bridge the gap between PHP, ACF …

Bienvenidos una semana más a Negocios y WordPress. Lo que tenéis hoy aquí es un capítulo completísimo que reúne trucos, plugins, noticias y sobretodo muchísimo contenido profesional basado en la progresión de Yannick y Elías y sus respectivos negocios. Vamos a comenzar el programa con algo ligerito. Nos vamos al mundo del ocio y de los videojuegos y fisgamos los planes de Google y Facebook para...Origen

In this episode we talk all about ACF and how it can make your Divi projects so much easier to pass off to clients. -------- See our client projects built using ACF and the Divi Builder -> Check them out --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Síguenos en: ¡Buenos días! De nuevo estamos aquí para compartir un ratito con vosotros hablando de esas "cosas de WordPress" que tanto nos gustan ???? Pero antes, como siempre... ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther De niños en casa por temporal y anginas..., ideal para cumplir con el time blocking del que hablábamos la semana pasada. Eso sí, al menos pude participar en la Meetup de WordPress Granollers del martes... ???? Contenido esther Salió el 3er ejercicio del Reto CSS en la Zona DPW y en el blog: Semana Nahuai Peleando con Expedientes X, experimentando con stagings, relacionando campos con ACF y moviendo el catering de la WordCamp Barcelona 2020... ¡un poquito de todo! Contenido Nahuai Tema de la semana: Esta semana hablamos de Advanced Custom Fields, ACF para los amigos, un plugin que la mayoría de los que desarrollamos en WordPress adoramos por lo práctico y versátil que es, además de tener una versión gratuita muy extensa y una de pago muy asequible. ACF permite crear campos personalizados para WordPress de una forma sencilla y muy potente, de forma que podemos estructurar la información de la web, maquetar a medida en el front-end y preparar el administrador para facilitar la vida a quien tiene que mantener y añadir el contenido. Además de todos los campos que trae en la versión gratuita, tenemos en la PRO: Repeater field Flexible content Option pages Gallery field Clone field Relationship field ACF Blocks Si os interesa, en la Zona DPW tenéis un curso donde se explica desde la base: Y en WordPress.tv la charla de Juanka en Zaragoza: El mismo Juanka además, hablará el próximo viernes de ACF también en la meetup de Barcelona. Noticias Creación de una versión del Twenty Twenty basado en bloques: https://themeshaper.com/2020/01/21/creating-a-block-based-theme-using-block-templates/ Tip de la semana Directorio de profesionales de WordPress en jetpack.pro: ttps://jetpack.pro/profile/?countries=spain Menciones ¿alguien? ¿nadie? Como ya tenemos una edad, aquí lo que no nos apuntamos no existe... y esta semana parece que ha sido tranquilita... o todo lo contrario. ????????‍♀️ ????????‍♂️ ¡Muchas gracias por escucharnos y seguirnos! ????????

Så blev det langt om længe juleaften. Måske har du glædet dig mindst lige så meget til juleafsnittet af WordPress Podcasten, som børnene har til deres gaver. Vi har taget gløgg og klejner med i studiet her på juleaftensdag for at optage en gave fra os til jer. Gaverne vi har med, kommer i form af små pakker med vores yndlingsplugins, pakket nydeligt ind i god stemning. Og så bliver vi nørdet. Virkelig, virkelig nørdet. Og fortæller historier fra WordPress-land, samt vi afslører nogle af de spændende emner vi vil tage op i sæson 2 af WordPress Podcasten. Glædelig jul fra os til jer! Vi høres i 2020! Show Noter Administrative Plugins Admin Post Navigation (https://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-post-navigation/)Toolbar Publish Button (https://wordpress.org/plugins/toolbar-publish-button/)Toolbar Publish Button blogindlæg (https://www.yanco.dk/et-plugin-der-sparer-dig-timevis-af-arbejde/)Admin Columns (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/codepress-admin-columns/)Admin Columns PRO (https://www.admincolumns.com/)Advanced Custom Fields (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields/)Advanced Custom Fields PRO (https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/pro/)Simply Show IDs (https://wordpress.org/plugins/simply-show-ids/)Nested Pages (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/wp-nested-pages/)Nav Menu Collapse (https://wordpress.org/plugins/nav-menu-collapse/)Post Expirator (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/post-expirator/)Taxonomy Terms Order (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/taxonomy-terms-order/)User Switching (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/user-switching/) SEO Yoast SEO (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/) Backup og flytning af WordPress sites UpdraftPlus (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/updraftplus/)BackupBuddy (https://ithemes.com/backupbuddy/)Migrate Guru (https://wordpress.org/plugins/migrate-guru/)Duplicator (https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/)Duplicator PRO (https://snapcreek.com/) WooCommerce Smart Coupons (https://woocommerce.com/products/smart-coupons/)Product Customer List for WooCommerce (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wc-product-customer-list/)Advanced Bulk Edit (https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-advanced-bulk-edit/8011417)WooCommerce PDF Invoices and Packaging Slips(https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-pdf-invoices-packing-slips/)Checkout Field Editor (https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-checkout-field-editor/)IEX (https://iex.dk/webshop/woocommerce/)StoreBuddy (https://storebuddy.dk/)WooCommerce Store Exporter Deluxe(https://www.visser.com.au/solutions/woocommerce-export/)WP All Export (

Det er ikke uden grund at WordPress er blevet det mest anvendte hjemmesidesystem i verden. En af styrkerne ved WordPress er, at du kan skabe næsten lige det du ønsker fordi WordPress er så fleksibelt. Det betyder at hvad enten du ønsker at lave en blog, en online kogebog, en webshop eller en hjemmeside til din virksomhed, så er det en mulighed. Det er blandt andet gjort muligt gennem det der hedder “Custom Fields” og “Custom Post Types”, altså ekstra felter og indholdstyper. Det er en central del af måden WordPress fungerer på, og det er muligt at udvide, selv hvis du ikke har en udviklerbaggrund. I dette afsnit kommer vi ind på de muligheder du har for at udvide WordPress og hvor du skal starte henne. Show Noter Custom Fields: https://wordpress.org/support/article/custom-fields/Advanced Custom Fields: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/CMB2: https://github.com/CMB2/CMB2Toolset Types: https://toolset.com/Pods: https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/pods/Custom Post Type UI: https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-ui/GenerateWP: https://generatewp.com/

¡Buenos días! A puntito de empezar con los turrones y la "dieta" navideña, compartimos hoy con vosotros nuestros propósitos para el año nuevo en nuestros proyectos. Pero antes, como siempre... ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther Recuperando instalaciones de WordPress que han “petado” por estar sin actualizar desde años y que en su día no habían querido invertir en mantenimiento. Contenido esther Un par de artículos en el blog: Semana Nahuai Salió el taller de SemanaWP en el que explico como crear temas hijo de Genesis Framework: Contenido Nahuai Como cada semana, 5 tutoriales en Código Genesis, entre ellos uno para dar soporte a los ajustes de archivo de Genesis en un Custom Post Type Tema de la semana: Hoy comentamos nuestros propósitos laborables para el próximo año: esther: Proyectos de desarrollo: seguir reduciendo el número de proyectos, seleccionando aquellos que más me motivan.Tranquilidad WP: empezar una estrategia de marketing de contenidos en base a una nueva newsletter con curated content y guías puntuales. Seguir mejorando procesos internos y servicio al cliente. Blog y ZonaDPW: renovación de la web y seguir creando más contenidos, especialmente de front: CSS y JSNetworking: Menos Wordcamps pero más meetups locales y eventos de otro tipo. Nahuai: Controlar mejor los picos de trabajo → comentamos quasi-burnout en verano 2019 Planificar con fechas más ampliasGestionarlo mejor mentalmente Reducir la semana laboral → Bajar de 40h semanales → Largo plazo 25h Reducir / mejorar leads de creación de webMejorar procesos internos Rebranding / diseño web Freelance con las ideas claras y proyectos chulosNegocios sostenibles Potenciar la consultoría web Pensar cómo plantear mentoría Hacer crecer Código Genesis (escalable) Mejoras en la plataformaPotenciar la comunidadInvertir en publicidad Estudiar ofrecer formación bonificada Eventos WordCamps (6)Presentar charla en WordCamp Europe?Organizar el evento #GenesisBCN 2020MozFest / Sin Oficina… Novedades Jorge nos sugiere comentar el cambio de precio del plugin Advanced Custom Fields a partir de enero. Disponibles las charlas de WordCamp Granada en WordPress.tv Disponible programa de la WordCamp Zaragoza 2020 Juan Hernando se curra un post fantástico: Tip de la semana Una librería de iconos hechos con CSS, muy práctica si no quieres cargar una fuente completa como Font Awesome para pocos iconos: https://css.gg Menciones David Viña nos confunde con los Chatanoogos y nos propone dedicarle un episodio al tema de desarrollo sostenible. ????????‍♀️ ????????‍♂️ Victor Arévalo nos deja un comentario en iVoox sobre el checklist. ???????? Jordi García nos agradece la mención de Podcast Memberships Sites ????️ Dani Primo se pasa por los comentarios a compartir sus hitos del 2019 y nos desea feliz 2020. ???? David Perálvarez también se pasa por los comentarios para felicitarnos y Jorge nos dice que tiene envidia sana y que somos una inspiración por iVoox ????????

Síguenos en: Grabar un podcast los lunes por la mañana tiene sus cosas buenas y malas... Buenas... para nosotros, que nos permite empezar la semana de forma amena y divertida, compartiendo un buen rato. Malas... a veces para vosotros, especialmente depués de fines de semana algo intensos de los que nos cuesta recuperarnos y nos hace estar algo... ¿espesos? ¿empanadillados?... vamos, que no siempre es nuestro mejor momento. Pero aún así, aquí estamos ????????, intentando por lo menos que vosotros también paséis un buen rato. ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther Poniendo a punto black fridays para clientes, con un par de consultorías de clientes y preparando promociones en mi web para el #GenesisBCN y la charla del sábado Contenido esther Una nueva lección del Curso de Advanced Custom Fields y un módulo sobre la documentación a preparar en el cierre de un proyecto web. Semana Nahuai Preparando las charlas para la Meetup WP Barcelona y para el evento Genesis. https://www.meetup.com/es-ES/wordpressbcn/events/263549151/ Contenido Nahuai Habilitar opciones extra en la sidebar de Genesis dentro del editor de bloques en un CPT Creando y asistiendo al Evento GenesisBCN Hoy es inevitable hablar de otro evento, pero esta vez ¡el nuestro! ???? ????  El sábado celebramos el #GenesisBCN y no podemos estar más contentos del resultado. Hoy comentamos un poco los números y lo que nos ha implicado la organización, teniendo en cuenta que eramos totalmente novatos en este tema. 82 inscripciones11 avisando que no podían54 asistentes Del total, un 50% aproximado de perfil desarrollador. Tuvimos el respaldo de StudioPress, lo que dió el punto de partida a la organización que nos implicó: 2 video conferencias2 charlas a la vera del GuadalquivirSlack En total, unas 23 horas de dedicación además de la preparación de la charla en sí. A pesar de los nervios e incertidumbre, el hecho de trabajar en equipo, siendo 4 organizadores (David Perálvarez y Celi Garoe, además de nosotros dos), entre los que toda la comunicación y decisiones fueron muy fluídas. Tuvimos 3 charlas y un buen rato de networking que se alargó durante la tarde. En cuanto tengamos los videos los subiremos a wordpress.tv y os avisaremos. ¡Mil gracias a César de la UOC! Durante la semana enviaremos una encuesta a los asistentes para saber su opinión y las mejoras que podremos implementar para la siguiente edición... porqué si... ¡el año que viene repetiremos! ???????? Menciones Jorge nos comentó por email el tema del uso de gestores de contraseñas como LastPass y el riesgo de utilizar passwords muy complicados y depender de si el software en algún momento deja de estar disponible y Chabi lamenta en TW quedarse sin batería y no poder escucharnos. Muchas gracias a todos, los que vinisteis y los que no pudistéis hacerlo pero nos habéis dado todo vuestro apoyo y ánimos a través de las redes. ¡Os queremos! ????????????

Síguenos en: ¡Buenos días! Una semana más aquí estamos pasando un buen rato, entre nosotros y con vosotros, y está vez con algo diferente, comentando un libro que nos ha gustado mucho y que os recomendamos. Pero antes, como siempre... ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther Acabando y enviando la ponencia para la WordCamp Granada y preparando la de #GenesisBCN. Semana de muuuucho trabajo de clientes... lo habitual en noviembre ;) Contenido esther Nueva lección del Curso de Advanced Custom Fields y un módulo sobre cómo utilizo el Time blocking en mi organización: Semana Nahuai Preparando charla para WordCamp Granada (enviada) y Cudacu: Programando consultoría, Gravity Forms + el addon gAppoiments. Contenido Nahuai Entre los 5 tutoriales nuevos en Código Genesis, entre ellos el de mostrar posts en cuadrícula en la página de blog de Revolution Pro: Tema de la semana: Hoy comentamos Company of One de Paul Jarvis, un libro que nos ha gustado mucho por lo alineado que está con nuestras ideas sobre la forma de trabajar y cómo enfocamos nuestros negocios. Os dejamos aquí unas cuantas ideas y conceptos que hemos comentado sobre el libro, y alguna cita que nos ha gustado: Cuestiona las estrategias tradicionales de crecimiento de negocio, la necesidad de facturar más, conseguir más clientes, contratar más... que implican que si no creces es que algo va mal. En la sociedad actual se glorifica el trabajar muchas horas y se relaciona con el éxito. Working for yourself doesn't necessarily mean working by yourself. Empezar Lean (caña a la cultura de VC de Silicon Valley) Imprimir personalidad al negocio Construir tu negocio alrededor de tu estilo de vida y no al revés. The craftsperson mind-set keeps you focused on what you can offer the world; the passion mind-set focuses instead on what the world can offer you. Cuidar a los clientes. Fidelizarlos Pensar en cómo mejorar el negocio en lugar de solo cómo hacerlo crecer. I've simply used my skills to help others, because I enjoy doing it. Compartir tus conocimientos sin guardarte nada y ser honesto en la estrategia de marketing 90% negocios +100 años son japoneses (menos de 300 empleados) Too small to fail No company or product is too good to no have to consider and utilize marketing. Tip de la semana Si estás utilizando All in One Migration para mover un sitio y se te queda colgado durante el proceso de importación, puedes subir el archivo .wpress directamente a la carpeta wp-content/ai1wm-backups/ por FTP para solucionarlo Menciones Muchas gracias a Pablo y Ana de Un billete a Chattanooga, a Enric y Antonio de La Escalera y Joan Artés i Joan Boluda de WPRadio por mencionar el evento de Genesis en sus podcasts. ????????????

Menudo episodio!. Parecía que teníamos pocas cosas que contar, pero al final nos ha quedado un programa repleto de novedades, trucos y aplicaciones de WordPress y desarrollo web. Comenzamos las novedades hablando de GoDaddy. Ya sabemos que provee de un buen servicio de hosting pero ahora se dispone a lanzar unos paquetes especiales orientados a tiendas online. Incluye WooCommerce...Origen

Síguenos en: ¡Buenos días! Este va a ser un episodio especial por dos razones: 1️⃣ Grabamos una mañana lluviosa de domingo. 2️⃣ No estamos solos... sino muy, muy bien acompañados. ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther Una semana de las que no me importaría repetir, con trabajo "del bueno", del que disfrutas, y con tiempo además para investigar y generar contenido. ¿qué más se puede pedir? Ah.. sí... que además el viernes sea festivo ???????? Contenido esther Preparando una nueva lección del Curso de Advanced Custom Fields y publicando nuevos episodios del podcast de la Zona DPW Semana Nahuai Cerrando proyectos de clientes y empezando de nuevos y dedicando tiempo a Código Genesis para tener un buffer de contenido para imprevistos. Contenido Nahuai 4 tutoriales nuevos ( Y ya son ¡399 tutoriales en Código Genesis!), a destacar el de actualizar child themes de AsiThemes para mostrar el personalizador de WordPress. Y un post invitado en el blog de StudioPress en el que habla sobre el evento de Genesis en Barcelona: Tema de la semana: Hoy tenemos el placer de pasar un buen rato con Juan Hernando (@ciudadanoB), desarrollador web y autor de Enlace Permanente, con el que nos encanta hablar sin necesidad de tener ninguna excusa, pero aún así hoy nos apetecía mucho que nos contara sobre el #MozFest, a la que acudió en Londres hace unos días. Desde luego, un eventazo muy distinto a lo que estamos acostumbrados, y que nos hemos quedado con las ganas de disfrutar. ¡Le seguiremos la pista para el próximo año! Como el tiempo se nos ha ido "un pelín", hoy no ya ni novedades, ni menciones ni tips... pero ha valido la pena, ¿verdad? ???? ????

Síguenos en: Buenos días, tardes o noches... volvemos otra semana con un episodio de Freelandev en el que hablamos sobre la WordCamp para desarrolladores en Sevilla, que pudimos disfrutar los dos el pasado fin de semana. ¿Qué tal la semana? Semana esther:  varios días de investigar y buscar gremlins, poltergeist y malwares en algunas páginas web, además de lo habitual de proyectos de clientes. Contenido esther:  empezando el curso de Advanced Custom Fields en la Zona DPW y publicado hoy un artículo en el blog sobre productos relacionados por subcategoría WooCommerce. Semana Nahuai: La primera Meetup de WordPress Terrassa fue genial (+20 asistentes) y gracias a Celi Garoe ya está disponible el vídeo: Disponible en WordPress.tv la charla que di en la Meetup Girona, dentro del marco de la WordCamp para desarrolladores Sevilla 2019 (Ponente digital) Reunión Genesis Shapers Octubre Resumen de la de septiembre: https://studiopress.blog/genesis-shapers-september-2019/ Felicitan el año de Código Genesis en el blog de StudioPress Contenido Nahuai: Añadir un nuevo esquema de colores al personalizador de WordPress en AgentPress Pro Tema de la semana: WordCamp para desarrolladores Sevilla 2019 Un éxito esta primera WordCamp para desarrolladores. Comentamos que el tener tantas WordCamps en España permite que algunas de ellas sean más especializadas según el perfil o sector y seguro que será una tendencia que veremos cada vez más... Viernes: Talleres Apertura video de David de WordPress Miarma (guiño a la iniciativa Dharma de Lost).  Nosotros estuvimos en los talleres sobre: Configura todas las cachés de WordPress (Javier Casares)Crea un tema con React en menos de 30 minutos (David Arenas y Luis Herranz)Automatiza tu WordPress con WP-CLI (Fran Calderón) Pero aprovecharemos WordPress.tv para ver alguna de las que nos perdimos que también nos interesaban. Sábado: Día de charlas Imposible no empezar hablando del Venue, el Acuario de Sevilla. ¡espectacular! No hemos querido entrar hoy a valorar las ponencias una por una, pero si destacamos: Impresionante apertura video de Nilo WordPress durante los añosPost Type Podcast en directo con Nora, Nilo y Pablo Mesa redonda, moderada por Joan Artés. Por decir algo, echamos en falta charlas de 10' y más sobre APIs WordPress Domingo: Contributor Nahuai estuvo en la mesa de temas con Darío Balbontín, en el que explicó los requisitos para enviar y revisar temas del repo de WordPress. y también filosofaron sobre el futuro de los temas en la era de Gutenberg. Tip de la semana Codepen.io para guardar y catalogar pens y probar de forma rápida maquetación y animaciones de CSS + HTML + JS Además, si utilizas Notion, permite incrustar directamente los scripts en una página: Menciones Esta semana tendremos lista la web para el Evento Genesis Barcelona del 23 de Noviembre, os iremos informando para que todos los que queráis venir podáis reservar plaza. ¡Y eso es todo por hoy! después del desmadre veraniego, volvemos a episodios más cortitos que sabemos que muchos de vosotros lo agradecéis. ;)

Join us as we do a deep dive into QuickBooks Online Advanced Custom Fields. We'll be answering your pressing questions about QuickBooks Online, helping you become a Firm of the Future, talking to accounting industry guests and sharing best practices for your bookkeeping, accounting or consulting practice.  2nd & 4th Thursdays, 2-3p PT/5-6p ET *Probably don't want to miss ANY week. Just sayin. Want to have us answer a question? Submit yours here: http://j.mp/SubmitQBOShowQuestion Please visit our sponsor: Neat.com Thanks! — Stacy, Woody & Richard

WordPress development is in high demand! If you dream of launching a freelance web development career you'll want to know the basics of how to customize WordPress with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF).  In this episode, I chat with Elliot Condon — the creator of Advanced Custom Fields. You'll learn: How Elliot learned to code, How you can use WordPress + ACF to build amazing websites, and how to start a freelance career as a WordPress developer.   Episode Show Notes and Full Transcript  The Learn to Code Podcast is available on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube. Follow One Month on Facebook and Twitter. 

Nachdem das letzte Offline-Treffen von René und Robert so gut ankam, haben wir das ganze noch einmal wiederholt. * Sendet uns das bequemste Foto * WordCamp Asia im Februar 2020 * Alain Schlesser wird einen Entwicklungsstream starten * Alain Schlesser bittet um Übernahme des Vorschlags seines Benachrichtigungscenter für WordPress * WPGraphQL for Advanced Custom Fields frei verfügbar * Experimentelles Plugin holt den Block Editor in die Kommentare * Lücke in WP Super Cache gefixt * wpletter.de Pick der Woche: Warum lesbaren Code schreiben?

Esta semana hablaremos de los campos personalizados y ACF: Advanced Custom Fields, un plugin muy útil que nos ayudará con este tipo de campos.

Esta semana hablaremos de los campos personalizados y ACF: Advanced Custom Fields, un plugin muy útil que nos ayudará con este tipo de campos.

Programa completito el que tenemos esta semana donde analizamos cuestiones tan interesantes como problemas a la hora de hacer migraciones, truquitos con advanced custom fields y novedades del mundo del WordPress y el marketing online. Antes de comenzar con las novedades, os recordamos que aún podéis rellenar la Encuesta Pod 2019. Con esto, podréis ayudarnos a los podcasters a saber cómo mejorar en...Origen

Bienvenidos a este episodio repleto de novedades. Repasamos la actualidad tecnológica, de WordPress y de Marketing Online. Comenzamos hablando del E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo). Os hacemos un resumen de las novedades más importantes y dedicamos un poco de tiempo a hablar sobre los nuevos servicios en la nube, tanto de Microsoft como de Google, con sus X Cloud y Stadia respectivamente.Origen

This week we welcome our first ever guest!

Repositorio de Snippets, código, videotutoriales, etc, para facilitar y potenciar el uso de Advanced Custom Field La entrada Potencia Pro 102: Awesome ACF, super repositorio para Advanced Custom Fields de #WordPress se publicó primero en Potencia Pro.

*Update* The previous mp3 attached to this post inadvertently ended around the 31 minute mark. […]

Neues aus der WordPress Welt: - WordPress 5.2 wurde veröffentlicht - Wichtig: Setzt nun auf WordPress PHP 5.6+ - Advanced Custom Fields in Version 5.8 macht das erstellen von Gutenberg Blöcken einfach - Storefront 2.5 mit Block-Based Homepage - Der 4. WordPress Translation hat stattgefunden

Bienvenidos una semana más a Negocios y WordPress. En el episodio de hoy, os haremos spoiler sobre el tema central de la semana que viene. Ya que en un principio íbamos a incluirlo en el capítulo de hoy, pero nos ha quedado un contenido tan completo en el resto de secciones, que hemos decidido dejar esto para el programa 43. Comenzamos la sección de novedades hablando del 15 aniversario de GMail.Origen

Morir de éxito Programa con Saba PODCAST ¡Episodio 0010! En el episodio de hoy os voy a contar cómo tuve que “cerrar” un proyecto personal por el éxito que tuvo y a la vez cómo la cagué con el planteamiento. Oportunidad de negocio Vengo de una empresa que tenía/tiene muchísimos desarrollos para portales propios en WordPress. Cada desarrollo es una copia del anterior pero con mejoras, esto hace que se desarrollen portales de contenidos de manera rápida pero que la gestión de los plugins sea nefasta. Imaginar que tenemos un portal con un plugin ‘X' y luego se crea otro portal copia del primero con más funcionalidad pero que modifica el plugin ‘X' del primer portal y así sucesivamente. En un principio no debería existir un problema con las tres versiones del plugin X (1er portal) X-1 (2do portal) X-3 (3er portal) el problema viene cuando hacemos el cuarto portal, pero se toma como base el portal 2 en lugar del último y se modifica el plugin quedando el tema un poco más complicado plugin X (1er portal) plugin X-1 (2do portal) plugin X-1.1 (2do portal ) plugin X-2 (3er portal ) ¿Y si ahora hacemos otro portal copia del tercero pero quiero las funcionalidades del plugin X-2 y también las del X-1.1? pues… ¡YA LA HEMOS LIAO! ¡Nace OhMyPlugin! OhMyPlugin es, por decirlo de algún modo, un repositorio privado de plugins similar al que ofrece WordPress por defecto. O dicho de otra manera un membership site de plugins que pagando una cuota mensual te permite tener tus plugins publicados en un repositorio privado y a su vez todas las instalaciones que se tiene de WordPress están conectadas a ese repositorio y son capaces de descargar, activa y actualizar los plugins de tal manera que el problema que teníamos anteriormente con los plugins desaparecía. Primera cagada: Que tu desarrollo/producto dependa de otra plataforma ¿Dónde tenía pensado publicar el plugin que hay que instalar en todos los WordPress que se conectan al repositorio privado de OhMyPlugin? La respuesta es clara, en el repositorio oficial de WordPress que es la mejor manera de dar a conocer el plugin y es lo que hacen otras plataformas como Advanced Custom Fields, Contacto Form 7 y muchísimas más. Ofrecen una funcionalidad básica y gratuita y luego mediante una suscripción anual ofrecen una versión PRO que ya si que te descargas de su ‘site' y se actualiza desde allí. ¿Por qué digo que fue una cagada? Porque todos los plugins antes de ser subidos al repo oficial de plugins de WordPress pasan una auditoria y tras intercambiar varios correos con ellos me dijeron, y cito textualmente “de ninguna manera vamos a permitir hacer eso fuera del directorio oficial. Por lo tanto, la base de su plugin es contraria a nuestras directrices y no podemos aceptarla” ¡TÓCATE LOS COJONES MANOLITO! Esto deja en una situación de oscuridad al plugin, nadie lo conoce y va a ser muy difícil por no decir casi imposible dar a conocer el servicio a la comunidad de manera masiva. Segunda cagada: Morir de éxito Después del jarro de agua fría que me dio el señor WordPress decidí seguir adelante y ofrecer el servicio a agencias de desarrollo WordPress medianas a ver qué pasaba. Cuando ya tenía el desarrollo del proyecto casi parado, recibo un correo de una agencia interesada y al día siguiente de otra. Entre las dos agencias de desarrollo sumaban más de 70 instalaciones de WordPress y unos 100 plugins en total. Alegría en un primer momento, pero en seguida me di cuenta del error que hizo poner el proyecto en “stand by” por tiempo indefinido. ¿Por qué? pues porque si bien estos dos clientes iban a dar unos ingresos de unos 200/500€ de ingresos mensuales no era una cantidad suficiente como para dedicarme en cuerpo y alma a esto y tan solo el soporte que tenía que dar ya era incompatible con mi trabajo en la que actualmente es mi cliente principal. No es que no creyera en mi proyecto, que si que creo, sino porque después de unos meses sólo se interesaron 2 empresas y meses más tarde ninguna más. Nadie conocía el servicio y como he dicho en episodios anteriores soy el único que desarrolla, implementa, analiza, hace marketing, maqueta y busca clientes. OhMyPlugin es una herramienta COJONUDA y en unos meses voy a replantearla por completo haciendo que el servicio de alojamiento de los plugins no esté centralizado en mis servidores sino que cada empresa debe tener un espacio donde almacenar sus plugins haré integraciones con dropbox, amazon S3 y repositorios Git.. así sólo tendré que preocuparme de la parte funcional dejando a un lado todo el tema de alojamiento que es bastante más caro. ¿Y tú habría hecho lo mismo? ¿Habrías dejado el trabajo y te hubieras dedicado en cuerpo y alma a este proyecto con sólo dos clientes? ¡Deja tu comentario aquí abajo y me lo cuentas!

Con Advanced Custom Fields podés crear campos personalizados para implementar la web de una inmobiliaria, una concesionaria de autos y hasta un catálogo de libros. En este episodio voy a hablarte de este maravilloso plugin para WordPress.

Bienvenidos al primer aniversario de Negocios y WordPress! Hemos cumplido nuestro primer añito y os traemos este episodio especial donde nos analizamos un poco a nosotros mismos como podcasters y os hablamos acerca del pasado, presente y futuro del podcast. Además, el episodio cuenta con todos los bloques habituales, las novedades, herramientas ¡y hasta feedback!.Origen

Muy buenos día, gente! En estos días de puente para algunos y algunas, nosotros no descansamos mucho y os traemos un nuevo prosodio de Repositorio WordPress. También anunciamos alguna novedad. Sin mas, lo plugins que revisamos esta semana son: – Widget Github Profile:  https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/widget-github-profile/  –>  8 estrellas. – WP Post Gallery Fancybox:  https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/wp-post-gallery-fancybox/  –>  5 estrellas. […]

Друзья, скорее включайте наш подкаст, у нас для вас полный комбо-набор от Сурового веба: много UX, в том числе UX модальных окон; обсуждение Electron десктопных приложений, выбор стэка для нового проекта и программирование на кнопочном телефне; новости из мира WordPress; а также долгое обсуждение кранчей в игроой индустрии и не только! ПАГНААААЛЕ!! Поддержите наш проект на Patreon: uWebDesign на Patreon. Спасибо всем за поддержку! Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #183. Пробуйте супер хостинг SmartApe. Теперь и с NVMe SSD!↓ Темы подкаста 95% сайтов в 2018-м году в одном UX-ролике. Почему модальные окна это плохой UX. История нигерийского разработчика: от программирования на кнопочном телефоне к работе в стартапе МТИ. Electron это Flash для десктопа. Сотрудники Rockstar вступились за компанию после критики за 100-часовые рабочие недели. Matt Mulenweg анонсирует WordPress 5.0. Advanced Custom Fields 5.8 выйдет с поддержкой Gutenberg. Технический обзор Gutenbreg. Типа обойка. Группа Massive Attack перевыпустит альбом Mezzanine в формате ДНК к его 20-летию. Где же все старые разработчики. Личный кабинет Билайна — тупое гавно тупого гавна. Спасибо всем за внимание, дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней!

Привет, космонавты! Новый выпуск «сурового веба» наконец-то добрался до вас по магистральному оптоволокну после отпуска и спешит рассказать много нового и интересного. Поговорили про синий цвет на экранах и в интерфейсах, про бетонный бизнес, отряхнули нашу рубрику WordPress и снова обратились к урбанизму в Челябинске. Поддержите наш проект на Patreon: uWebDesign на Patreon. Спасибо всем за поддержку! Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкастам #175 и #176. Пробуйте супер хостинг SmartApe!↓ Темы подкаста Любимый цвет индустрии синий вреден для здоровья. Почему же синий так плох. Бетонный замес. В сети появились первые фото видеокарт RTX 2080 и RTX 2080Ti от MSI, а также бенчмарк GTX 2060 5GB. Тенденция "Bullshit Web". Челябинцы раскритиковали указатели на английском на новых остановках. Владелец EmuParadise удалил с сайта ROM-файлы из опасений перед правообладателями. Настоящие разработчики не используют UI. Advanced Custom Fields добавляют поддержку Gutenberg. Gutenberg получил смешанные отзывы от волны новых тестеров. В Gutenberg 3.6 отказались от Dashicons в пользу Material Icons. Электросчетчик «Неро SM103», дизайн от студии Лебедева. «Тарифы» на жизнь в Сиэтле, штат Вашингтон. Спасибо всем за внимание, дай вам Бог на эти коротенькие семь дней!

Show Description****************Elliot Condon stops by the show to talk about his WordPress plugin, Advanced Custom Fields. We talk about his development process, modern WordPress dev workflows, and how Gutenburg will affect plugins like ACF. Listen on Website →Links***** Advanced Custom Fields WordPress Custom Fields Craft CMS Gravity Forms Local by Flywheel Git Tower Guppy WP […]

En este capítulo Fran nos cuenta las distintas formas de mostrar campos personalizados de un post, página o custom post type en general. Formas de mostrar los campos que nos explica Fran: Con shortcode: [acf field=”campo_texto”] al campo o a un widget. Puedes usar un widget condicional. Añadirlo por código: desde tu content.php del tema […] La entrada Potencia Pro 062: Mostrar campos personalizados con Advanced Custom Fields se publicó primero en Potencia Pro.

Dank diverser Regelungen und Vorgaben ist es mittlerweile gar nicht mehr so einfach Google Analytics datenschutzkonform und rechtssicher in Webseiten zu integrieren. Neben technischen Anpassungen am Google Analytics Code sind auch gewisse vertragliche Zusatzvereinbarungen... Ähnliche Artikel: Google Analytics wird datenschutzkonform nach deutschem Recht WordPress benutzerdefinierte Felder mit Advanced Custom Fields meistern E-Mail-Verschlüsselung für WordPress mit dem MailCrypt AntiSpam Plugin

Привет, космонавты! Добро пожаловать в первый подкаст в этом году, в котором мы дали дизайнерского жару и обсудили сразу несколько интересных тем: UX тренды на 2018 год, почему палитра современных фильмов оранжево-синяя, обсудили инициативы клуба отечественных создателей дизайн-систем. Кроме этого поговорили про самые горячие новости последних двух недель: чипокалипсис, SpaceX запускает «теслу» на Марс, в Казахстане запретили анонимные комментарии. На десерт на этой неделе интереснейшая тема о том, почему миллениалы обречены на финансовую катастрофу, крупнейшую со времен «Великой Депрессии». ПАГНАААААЛЕ! Поддержите наш проект на Patreon: uWebDesign на Patreon. Наши патроны: Alexander, Alex Redleks, l18k10, Ivan Merzavcev, Nick Miller, Titus, Slava Maksimov, Sergey Tyan, Artem Komarov, Sergey Shashin. Тему к следующему выпуску предлагайте здесь: Тему к подкасту #153. «Первая тема» 12 UX трендов на 2018 год. Все самые интересные UX тренды реализованы на серверах хостинга SmartApe!↓ «Дизайн» Сайт beargrylls.com. Про клуб создателей отечественных дизайн-систем. Почему палитра современных фильмов оранжево-синяя. «Светские новости» FAQ по «Чипокалипсису». SpaceX готовится запустить Tesla Roadster на Марс. Как прошёл год на Geektimes. В Казахстане запретили анонимные комментарии. «Разработка» Чего ждать от WordPress в 2018. WordPress плагин Advanced Custom Fields в 2018. «Научпоп» Пентагон рассекретил архивы программы по изучению НЛО, на которую было потрачено около $20 млн. Изучаем этику секс-роботов. Почему миллениалов ожидает самое страшное финансовое будущее со времен великой депрессии. С темами к выпуску можно ознакомиться по ссылке: Темы к подкасту #152. Спасибо всем за внимание, увидимся уже в новом году!

We discuss how our methods of designing websites that need to be updateable has evolved, and how we’ve leveraged the Advanced Custom Fields plugin to craft a better experience for our clients and for website visitors. We also discuss the tradeoffs of different approaches, and what we believe the sweet spot to be. Links Advanced … Continue reading "Half Baked"

Photo credit: Gary Lopater on Unsplash Exploring Page Builders and Advanced Custom Fields in WordPress In this episode, Diane Kinney and I are talking about Page Builders and Advanced Custom Fields Pro. There are a variety of tools available when it comes to building a WordPress website - and choosing the right tool for the job -- can sometimes leave you feeling overwhelmed. No worries, Diane puts it all in perspective and provides some useful tips on choosing a page builder. Diane Kinney Yes, I’m a mega WordPress nerd and I’d love to share the things I’ve learned in the last 17 years of building both simple and complex sites. Listen to Episode 24 Where to find Diane: Diane's Business Website: The Versatility Group Diane's Personal Website: DianeKinney.com Diane's Twitter link: @dkinney Her upcoming book with Carrie Dils: Real World Freelancing Tools and Resources discussed: Advanced Custom Fields Pro CMB2 - Custom Metaboxes 2 Page Builders Beaver Builder Site Origin Oxygen Page Builder Elementor Tailor Page Builder Critical Review by Pippin Williamson

Continuamos con nuestro repaso particular a los plugins más destacados del repositorio de WordPress. En este caso le toca el turno a Advanced Custom Fields, el plugin por excelencia para crear campos personalizados en nuestras publicaciones. Advanced Custom Fields Advanced Custom Fields o ACF es un plugin con una gran parte gratuita que nos permite […] Contenido publicado en Fernan Díez - fernan.com.es. #222 Advanced Custom Fields

This episode, Jake and Michael speak about working with UUIDs in Laravel, Wordpress, and testing mindsets.

In this episode of WP Bosses, We’re joined by Elliot Condon, the mastermind behind Advanced Custom Fields, a simple, intuitive, and extensible way of adding custom fields to your WordPress data. If you’re interested in being a guest on the show, or have any Aussie based WP news or events that you would like us […] The post 10 – Elliot Condon | Advanced Custom Fields appeared first on WP Bosses.

Discover Josh's journey into WordPress development. From website "tinkerer" to plugin developer. Learn how to get more involved in the WordPress community, and also stellar advice for keeping on the cutting edge of WordPress technology. CalderaWP Caldera Forms and the suite of plugins from Caldera: https://calderawp.com/ WordPress Plugins Discussed Gravity Forms - http://www.gravityforms.com/ Advanced Custom Fields - https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ Pods - http://pods.io/ EasyPods - https://calderawp.com/downloads/caldera-easy-pods/ Connect with Josh Personal Twitter - https://twitter.com/Josh412 Twitter - https://twitter.com/CalderaWP --- OUR EVENT: Do you want to make real change in your business? Join us at our in-person event Agency Transformation Live Meet Troy Dean; Lee Jackson, Chris Ducker, Kelly Baader, Amy Woods, Paul Lacey, Dave Foy and other legends in this fantastic conference focused on actionable steps that you can use to transform your agency. ---     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Lee Jackson! You may know him as the host of the WP Innovator Podcast, well the tables have turned its now his turn to answer the questions. Get to know Lee and how he got started Lee Jackson Ltd. Enjoy some epic information from the man himself and his lessons we can all learn from. Larissa. Before we crack on, be sure to check out our awesome plugin SociPress: http://socipress.com Twitter automation from within your WordPress website. The perfect upsell to your WordPress clients. You can check it out on leejacksondev.com/plugin and get 10% off using the promo code.   SHOW NOTES: Action You Can Apply Today: Charge your client not based on time, but based on your expertise and experience. That is the value you are providing the client! And... Sell everyday. Resources: Entrepreneur on Fire - http://www.eofire.com/podcast-archive/ Secret List of Plugins: leejacksondev.com/secretlist Post Status: http://poststatus.com WP Tavern: https://wptavern.com/wordpress-weekly Brian Jackson: workup.com BobWP: bobwp.com Kim Doyal: WP Chick Podcast: http://thewpchick.com/podcast/ Matt Report: https://mattreport.com/ Do the WOO Podcast with Bob: http://dothewoopodcast.com/  Plugins: Beaver Builder: leejacksondev.com/beaverbuilder Formidable Forms: https://formidablepro.com/ Advanced Custom Fields: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ Connect With Tim Paige: Website: leejacksondev.com Twitter: @leejacksondev WP Innovator Podcast : http://leejacksondev/podcast Email: lee@leejacksondev.com --- OUR EVENT: Do you want to make real change in your business? Join us at our in-person event Agency Transformation Live Meet Troy Dean; Lee Jackson, Chris Ducker, Kelly Baader, Amy Woods, Paul Lacey, Dave Foy and other legends in this fantastic conference focused on actionable steps that you can use to transform your agency. --- See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Mike from “Sell Your Service” and Devon Digital Design and Content Marketer at WP Elevation. He also fits in breathing, and eating somewhere along the way. Learn what a Marketing Funnel is, and relax as we draw marketing hacks out of Mike's mind. From social media tricks, to marketing funnels, this is a BEAUTIFUL episode for easy to action marketing tips! WordPress Plugin: Gravity Forms - http://www.gravityforms.com Mike loves this (like a lot.. kinda gets weird.. they should get a room) Advanced Custom Fields - http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ Zapier - https://zapier.com/ This is not a WP Plugin but is part of the GENIUS solution Mike suggested for automating the re-share of blog content. Sage Wisdom: Become a "Bruce Lee" ninja of whatever tool(s) you use. Become really good at that tool rather than trying to keep replacing it with other shiny new objects. #Procrastination Connect with Mike: Twitter: https://twitter.com/mike_killen Sign up for his list: http://sellyourservice.co.uk --- OUR EVENT: Do you want to make real change in your business? Join us at our in-person event Agency Transformation Live Meet Troy Dean; Lee Jackson, Chris Ducker, Kelly Baader, Amy Woods, Paul Lacey, Dave Foy and other legends in this fantastic conference focused on actionable steps that you can use to transform your agency. --- See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

02:42 - Mandy Moore Introduction Twitter DevReps 04:54 - Weekly Billing vs Hourly Billing 11:08 - Retainers 14:41 - Outsourcing Podcast Motor 16:29 - Value Creation 21:53 - Wealth Creation 24:37 - Building a Team 35:56 - Chuck’s DevChat.tv Vision 39:16 - When is enough, enough? Return On Investment (ROI) 45:01 - Mandy’s DevReps Vision 49:42 - Budgeting & Pricing Picks “Worry is a misuse of imagination.” - Dan Zadra (Jonathan) The Cook and the Chef: Musk’s Secret Sauce (Jonathan) BusyCal (Reuven) Lead Generation Trust Velocity (Philip) Prisonbreak Bootcamp (Philip) DesktopServer (Chuck) Advanced Custom Fields (Chuck) Sublime Text (Chuck) Plan to Eat (Mandy) Laredo Boots (Mandy)

02:42 - Mandy Moore Introduction Twitter DevReps 04:54 - Weekly Billing vs Hourly Billing 11:08 - Retainers 14:41 - Outsourcing Podcast Motor 16:29 - Value Creation 21:53 - Wealth Creation 24:37 - Building a Team 35:56 - Chuck’s DevChat.tv Vision 39:16 - When is enough, enough? Return On Investment (ROI) 45:01 - Mandy’s DevReps Vision 49:42 - Budgeting & Pricing Picks “Worry is a misuse of imagination.” - Dan Zadra (Jonathan) The Cook and the Chef: Musk’s Secret Sauce (Jonathan) BusyCal (Reuven) Lead Generation Trust Velocity (Philip) Prisonbreak Bootcamp (Philip) DesktopServer (Chuck) Advanced Custom Fields (Chuck) Sublime Text (Chuck) Plan to Eat (Mandy) Laredo Boots (Mandy)

01:37 - Greg Baugues Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Ruby Rogues Episode @142: Depression and Mental Illness with Greg Baugues Greg Baugues: Devs and Depression Devs and Depression 02:51 - Twilio 05:27 - Two-factor Authentication Crash Override Network: So You’ve Been Doxed: A Guide to Best Practices Authy Greg Baugues: Passwords are not Enough @ RailsConf 2015 How Apple and Amazon Security Flaws Led to My Epic Hacking 13:42 - Implementing Security; Why Security is Important and Essential Dan Luu: Normalization of deviance in software: how broken practices become standard 27:26 - Twilio Use Cases Doug Mckenzie Ryan Leslie's SuperPhone: Beating Facebook To The Scalable Personal Messaging Table mRelief How I Taught My Dog to Text Me Selfies Arduino Yún 34:16 - IP Messaging WebRTC iPhreaks Show Episode #129: WebRTC Thomas Gorissen: jQuery for WebRTC @ JS Remote Conf 2015 Talky.io 38:02 - TwiML     Burner 42:46 - Using Twilio to Enhance Business Appointment Reminder SMS Messaging 48:50 - Twilio’s Tech Stack Flask Amazon Web Services (AWS) 50:19 - Opt-outs and Phone Number Validation 52:45 - Lookup SIP 55:46 - Developer Evangelism   Goodbye, Avdi. We will miss you

01:37 - Greg Baugues Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Ruby Rogues Episode @142: Depression and Mental Illness with Greg Baugues Greg Baugues: Devs and Depression Devs and Depression 02:51 - Twilio 05:27 - Two-factor Authentication Crash Override Network: So You’ve Been Doxed: A Guide to Best Practices Authy Greg Baugues: Passwords are not Enough @ RailsConf 2015 How Apple and Amazon Security Flaws Led to My Epic Hacking 13:42 - Implementing Security; Why Security is Important and Essential Dan Luu: Normalization of deviance in software: how broken practices become standard 27:26 - Twilio Use Cases Doug Mckenzie Ryan Leslie's SuperPhone: Beating Facebook To The Scalable Personal Messaging Table mRelief How I Taught My Dog to Text Me Selfies Arduino Yún 34:16 - IP Messaging WebRTC iPhreaks Show Episode #129: WebRTC Thomas Gorissen: jQuery for WebRTC @ JS Remote Conf 2015 Talky.io 38:02 - TwiML     Burner 42:46 - Using Twilio to Enhance Business Appointment Reminder SMS Messaging 48:50 - Twilio’s Tech Stack Flask Amazon Web Services (AWS) 50:19 - Opt-outs and Phone Number Validation 52:45 - Lookup SIP 55:46 - Developer Evangelism   Goodbye, Avdi. We will miss you

01:37 - Greg Baugues Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Ruby Rogues Episode @142: Depression and Mental Illness with Greg Baugues Greg Baugues: Devs and Depression Devs and Depression 02:51 - Twilio 05:27 - Two-factor Authentication Crash Override Network: So You’ve Been Doxed: A Guide to Best Practices Authy Greg Baugues: Passwords are not Enough @ RailsConf 2015 How Apple and Amazon Security Flaws Led to My Epic Hacking 13:42 - Implementing Security; Why Security is Important and Essential Dan Luu: Normalization of deviance in software: how broken practices become standard 27:26 - Twilio Use Cases Doug Mckenzie Ryan Leslie's SuperPhone: Beating Facebook To The Scalable Personal Messaging Table mRelief How I Taught My Dog to Text Me Selfies Arduino Yún 34:16 - IP Messaging WebRTC iPhreaks Show Episode #129: WebRTC Thomas Gorissen: jQuery for WebRTC @ JS Remote Conf 2015 Talky.io 38:02 - TwiML     Burner 42:46 - Using Twilio to Enhance Business Appointment Reminder SMS Messaging 48:50 - Twilio’s Tech Stack Flask Amazon Web Services (AWS) 50:19 - Opt-outs and Phone Number Validation 52:45 - Lookup SIP 55:46 - Developer Evangelism   Goodbye, Avdi. We will miss you

Welcome to Episode 10 of Mastermind.fm! This week our intrepid masterminds Jean and James continue the series on business models for WordPress that began in Episode 8. This is part 3 of 4, so look for them to wrap this one up next week. Episode 8 began this series with talk of free and premium business models. Episode 9 continued the conversation looking at the freemium model and productized services. This week we focus on a larger variety of models including monetizing through support alone, the Addon Model, the Addon Marketplace, addon development for core products other than your own, and the pure Marketplace model.  A brief rundown: Business Models for WordPress Products Part 3 Paid support for a free core product and plugins Examples: Paid Memberships Pro Issue of note for this model: support usually is required mostly in beginning stages, but as customers become familiar with the product they tend to stop paying Also user perspective is frequently that the product is buggy and they are resistant to wanting to pay for perceived bugginess PMP has moved on from this model They generally agree that this doesn’t seem like a very viable model, but they also concede that they don’t know all the different ways it may be put to use. They wrap this section up by stating that they’d love to hear from anyone that has this model working for them so that they can give it its due respect. Addon model Monetize by selling addons for a free core product Examples: Ultimate Member, Advanced Custom Fields, WP RSS Aggregator WP RSS Aggregator: Jean produced the core plugin, but then began receiving many feature requests Built in feature requests as separate addons “The goal in business is not to find more customers for your products, but to find more products for your customers” -Seth Godin Improving revenue is made possible by: Having tiers for site licensing based on the number of sites you want to install on Selling bundles of addons This model lends the added advantage of testing the marketability of the plugin in the WordPress repo first Addon Marketplaces Similar to Addon model in that you monetize by selling addons for a free core product Different in that addons sold are in an open market in which developers outside the company can create and sell addons side by side with yours Example: Ninja Forms Important to establish a guide for collaborating developers Recommend selling only in one place for a more unified customer experience. One place for official, supported addons that the customer can count on. Support for all addons is handled by the company except in specific fringe cases that require developer modification Revenue sharing with collaborating devs Primary drawback is that it requires some amount of brand protection if collaborating dev is nonresponsive to customer requests for support when a ticket has to be passed along to them or something in their addon breaks Addon Development for existing core product You have no core product of your own, but you monetize by developing addons for existing products Examples: Skyverge dedicated to making addons for Woocommerce Shop Plugins- EDD, Woo, primarily commerce related plugins in general Marketplaces Examples: Creative Market, Envato, Mojo Monetize by providing an open market for developers to sell their products This model provides a ready made audience for your content if you’re a developer, so it’s very lucrative to developers just entering the WordPress space Downside to developers is giving up a larger portion of your revenue Downside to the model is a reputation that many products sold in your marketplace may not be supported. Companies like Envato are moving to remedy this by featuring only authors who do offer support. Featured On The Show: WP Engine Themeforest Envato Mojo Creative Market EDD Bookings

Welcome to Episode 9 of Mastermind.fm! Last week Jean and James began a multi-part series discussing different WordPress business models. Episode 8 tackled  free and premium business models, and this week we continue with a discussion of licensing strategies, the freemium model, productized service model, and membership model. Recurrent vs. Lifetime License Models The topic of conversation turns first to recurrent versus lifetime license models. Recurrent licenses typically require annual renewal to continue receiving basics like product support and updates, whereas lifetime licenses are exactly what the name implies. Jean and James point out that WordPress plugins typically favor recurrent licensing while most themes choose lifetime licenses. James parses the reasoning behind that split in fairly simple terms. If you have recurrent expenses that customers benefit from, a recurrent payment structure ensures that you always have the income to provide those benefits. It also establishes a sustainable business model for your company that can grow over time. On the other hand, a lifetime license often makes better sense for theme providers as themes usually don't require frequent support (assuming solid documentation) or updating. They are more static over time. Additionally, theme companies tend to be more diversified into other products or services and generally do not bring in the majority of their revenue from the themes themselves. StudioPress is one such example. Freemium Model Freemium is a licensed based model exemplified by the like of MailPoet, iThemes, Soliloquy, BeaverBuilder, Migrate WP Pro, Advanced Custom Fields, MailChimp, and others. The basic idea of the freemium model is to offer a free or lite version that acts as a channel to a more robust, paid version of the product.There are 2 factors that Jean and James raise as points of consideration here: Support still has to be provided for the free or lite version of the product. The risk of not doing so is a ton of bad press and 1 star reviews surrounding your product. The question of how to provide support for a free product is something you have to tackle early. You must choose wisely in selecting features to be limited in the the free or lite version. There are good and bad ways to implement these artificial limitations. A good rule of thumb is to stick to features that require resources for you to support. Examples include the Slack plugin that limits messages sent, and MailPoet which limits emails sent. Both these things require resource expenditure on their part. Limits that are arbitrary or deny basic functionality expected from your product type should be avoided. Our resident masterminds also direct our attention to the product's codebase in this model. Even though you may be offering both a free/lite version and a paid version, splitting the codebase to differentiate the versions introduces challenges both for future development and user experience. License based products should be built from a single, highly extensible codebase, and it's important to do this early on. The larger your customer base becomes, the harder it is to turn the ship and effect major change. Product Services Model Jean addresses Productized Services from his position of experience with WP Mayor. The idea behind this model is scalability. As a freelancer or agency you typically meet with a new client, discuss the project requirements, then provide them the service. Employing the productized service model cuts out initial inquiry and discussion phase and alternatively offers a select choice of predefined service packages; the customer selects the package they want and people can see price right away and order with minimal or no sales contact. This model has the advantage of enabling you to work with a higher volume of clients than typical freelancing or per customer agency work. It is a great strategy when you don’t have a product per se,

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Deepen and widen your perspective on WordPress development as we talk everything from plugins, custom post types and Advanced Custom Fields to the upcoming Rest API, and O-Auth Plugin, with Zesty marketing bits as well to keep it interesting.

Benutzerdefinierte Felder oder auch Custom Fields sind in WordPress sehr hilfreich, um zusätzliche Inhalte und Daten zu Seiten, Artikeln oder auch eigenen Inhalts-Typen (Custom-Post-Types) zu speichern. Gerade wenn WordPress als Content-Management-System und nicht „nur“ als Blog-System verwendet... Ähnliche Artikel: WordPress 3.8 mit neuem Backend und Theme verfügbar Angriffe auf Admin-Konten von WordPress-Systemen Aufzeichnung WordPress Webinar – WordPress Vorstellung

  This is our very first live-recording of the WP Elevation podcast - possibly the first ever live recording of any WordPress podcast! We feature Melbourne boy Elliot Condon from ACF. He talks about how the business came about and includes some gold nugget tips along the way. Tune in to find out why this inspiring guy prefers the 'journey' to the 'destination'... The post Episode #40 – Elliot Condon from Advanced Custom Fields appeared first on WP Elevation.

We discuss adding custom fields for Customers, Customer Contacts, and Projects as well as configuring the field templates for whenever adding/editing any of Customers or Projects. Adding custom fields for these item types is a great way to make sure you're storing all of the information you would need and will help when searching for customers. For more information about creating custom fields, please view Episode 139.

We discuss adding custom fields for Customers, Customer Contacts, and Projects as well as configuring the field templates for whenever adding/editing any of Customers or Projects. Adding custom fields for these item types is a great way to make sure you're storing all of the information you would need and will help when searching for customers. For more information about creating custom fields, please view Episode 139.

In this episode of PressThis, we interview the founder of Delicious Brains Brad Touesnard, and the founder of WP Engine Jason Cohen about the sale of Delicious Brains' wildly popular plugins Advanced Custom Fields, WP Migrate (fka WP Migrate DB Pro), Better Search & Replace, WP Offload Media, and WP Offload SES to WP Engine. Brad and Jason share why they thought the transaction made sense, what they're doing to make sure those very helpful plugins will continue to be useful to those who rely on them, and what the future has in store for ACF and the other plugins WP Engine acquired. Delicious Brains' plugins have played a historic role in the evolution of WordPress from everything from elegant database management to helping to define WordPress as a true CMS, so we're very proud to bring you this exclusive insider interview with these two pillars in WordPress! If you rely on ACF or the other acquired plugins for the sites you build or if you are just curious about what goes on behind the scenes of a big acquisition in WordPress, don't miss this episode of PressThis. Listen now!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/press-this-wordpress-community-podcast/donations