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Improve Your Divi Website’s Reach With Divi Accessibility

Posted: September 11, 2017 Updated: May 19, 2020 by Claire Brotherton
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Updated 19 May 2020. Please note that as of 12 May 2020 the Divi Accessibility plugin is no longer available to download on WordPress.org. According to Ronnie Burt of CampusPress, the reason was: There was apparently a complaint about the name of the plugin to WordPress.org as it started with the word Divi, and we […]

Category: Accessibility, WordPress Tags: Divi, Tota11y

The WordPress Post Editor: All You Need To Know

Posted: August 28, 2017 by Claire Brotherton
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What is the WordPress post editor? Most WordPress users spend a lot of time with the post editor. It’s the part of the add a post screen which lets you add, edit and format your post or page content. There are two tabs on the post editor  – Visual and Text. Visual view shows the […]

Category: WordPress Tags: post editor

PixelEmu School Theme Review – Is It An A+ For Accessibility?

Posted: August 7, 2017 by Claire Brotherton
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Joomla Monster is known for creating accessible Joomla templates. They kept getting requests for WordPress themes, so decided to set up a new company to develop them. PixelEmu launched in 2015. You can see their commitment to accessibility in this video: I was kindly given a copy of the PixelEmu School theme to try out, and to […]

Category: Accessibility, WordPress Tags: accessibility-ready, theme

Unicorn Heaven! Highlights From WordCamp Edinburgh 2017

Posted: July 30, 2017 Updated: September 5, 2019 by Claire Brotherton
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WordCamp Edinburgh 2017 took place at Codebase last weekend, and it was a fantastic experience. My first WordCamp was Edinburgh 2012. We were overdue another one in my home city – the last WordCamp Edinburgh was in 2015. Here are my highlights from the weekend. Expect unicorns but not much sunshine! Democratising Democracy: Lessons from using […]

Category: WordPress Tags: accessibility, blogging, business, customer experience, Facebook ads, Gutenberg, Jetpack, REST API, wordcamp

How Much Do You Know About WordPress? A Fun Quiz

Posted: July 26, 2017 Updated: May 16, 2018 by Claire Brotherton
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A quiz to test your knowledge of WordPress. How many of the 15 questions can you get right?

Category: WordPress Tags: marketing, quiz

Accessibility testing WordPress Gutenberg – a first look

Posted: July 7, 2017 Updated: October 15, 2017 by Claire Brotherton
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Updated 15 October 2017. What is Gutenberg? Gutenberg is the new WYSIWYG editor for WordPress, currently in development. Gutenberg is now available as a plugin for testing, with the intention that it will enter WordPress Core in version 5.0 as a replacement for the existing post editor. It will be the biggest change to the […]

Category: Accessibility, WordPress Tags: Gutenberg, post editor

How To Create WordPress Excerpts And Include Links In Them

Posted: May 28, 2017 Updated: July 19, 2024 by Claire Brotherton
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What are WordPress excerpts? WordPress excerpts are a short summary of a post or page. Excerpts are commonly shown on Blog pages. You might also see them on search results pages or archive pages. There may be a link following the excerpt to read the full post. Here’s an example from the previous theme of my […]

Category: WordPress Tags: excerpt

Essential WordPress Plugins And How To Find Them

Posted: May 14, 2017 by Claire Brotherton
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When setting up a WordPress site, there are certain essential WordPress plugins that you’ll want to use. What are plugins? If you’re not familiar with plugins, they are software add-ons for WordPress which add extra functionality to your WordPress site. If WordPress themes are the decor in your house, plugins are the appliances – the items that […]

Category: WordPress Tags: ManageWP, plugins

Bootstrap for WordPress – What Is It And Do I Need It?

Posted: May 5, 2017 Updated: September 10, 2020 by Claire Brotherton
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So you are looking to create or redesign your WordPress site and someone has mentioned the word “Bootstrap” to you as a buzzword in relation to websites. Use Bootstrap. Bootstrap’s really cool. But what is it? And do you need Bootstrap for WordPress? What is Bootstrap? Bootstrap is a framework – a skeleton, if you […]

Category: WordPress Tags: Bootstrap, shortcode

Ultimate Guide To The WordPress.org Theme Feature Filter

Posted: April 30, 2017 by Claire Brotherton
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When you look for a theme on WordPress.org, there’s a bewildering array to choose from. Fortunately, you can narrow the search with the feature filter. Are you looking for a two column theme? Or one with footer widgets? Or one suitable for an e-commerce site? (Not sure what those terms mean? Read on.) The feature […]

Category: WordPress Tags: themes

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