[podcast_player id=”4271″] [audio_player id=”4267″] Alright friends, gather ’round, let’s talk WordPress. Today’s been a wild ride through the usual trenches of plugin woes, performance anxieties, and the ongoing saga of “Gutenberg: Love it or hate it?”. **Gutenberg’s Still a Punching Bag:** The debate *rages* on. Someone went full scorched-earth, arguing that the Classic Editor plugin’s […]
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[podcast_player id=”3800″] [audio_player id=”3795″] Alright, buckle up, because the WordPress community had a day. First up, someone’s giving away a multi-vendor plugin because they don’t want to deal with the maintenance. One commenter astutely pointed out the obvious: if *you* don’t have time to maintain it, why would anyone trust it on their site? It’s […]
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[podcast_player id=”3568″] [audio_player id=”3566″] Alright, settle in folks, let’s talk WordPress. It’s been a day of plugin woes, builder battles, and some serious drama with the platform’s leadership. **The Good, the Bad, and the Quirky:** * **Hidden Gems:** The “best tricks/hacks” thread was actually pretty useful. Some folks swearing by WP-CLI for automation. Also, the […]
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[podcast_player id=”1597″] [audio_player id=”1595″] Alright, friends, let’s dive into the WordPress water cooler talk from today. It’s been a mixed bag, as usual, with some real head-scratchers and a few “aha!” moments. First up, the classic **slug struggle**. Someone couldn’t get their page slugs to stick, with WordPress stubbornly defaulting to those ugly `page_id=xxx` URLs. […]
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