Gallery is an open-source script that allows you to create a web-based image gallery that you can use by itself, or in conjunction with an existing website. It is lightweight, includes many features, and can also include video files. The following guide will take you through setting up Gallery from Softaculous. You will need to Read More >
Arnel Custodio
As a writer for InMotion Hosting, Arnel has always aimed to share helpful information and provide knowledge that will help solve problems and aid in achieving goals. He's also been active with WordPress local community groups and events since 2004.
Editing Albums and Images in Gallery from Softaculous
Once you have Gallery from Softaculous setup you will need to be able to modify the sets of images that you add to the application. You also have a set of options that you can use to edit each individual image used in Gallery. This guide will take you through the options for editing albums Read More >
Using Maintenance Mode in Gallery for Softaculous
Learn how to enable maintenance mode in the Gallery application from Softaculous. This option is important because Gallery does provide several built-in maintenance options. This option is a great feature that helps to keep your non-administrator users from accessing the site while you perform maintenance or update activity on the site. If you have multiple Read More >
Selecting a Theme for Gallery from Softaculous
Learn how to select a theme for the Gallery application from Softaculous. This provides a different interface look for the application without losing any of its functionality. The Gallery application from Softaculous has several different designs called themes that can be chosen in order to vary its appearance. We will guide you through how to select Read More >
Comparing the Classic Editor Toolbar to the Visual Editor in WordPress
Surprisingly, many people who use WordPress are still using the Classic Editor when it comes to working on Posts or Pages. As of WordPress 5.0 (and higher), the Gutenberg editor has become the default editor, but you can still load the Classic Editor as a plugin and use it. As the Gutenberg editor matures, more Read More >
How to use the Block Visibility Plugin for WordPress
There are times when you may be working with a WordPress post and you have content that you want to have visible at a certain time, on a specific device type, or just for some people. This can be done with a useful plugin called Block Visibility. This plugin allows you to control content by block Read More >
How to Enable WordPress Debugging
When your website is live and available to viewers, you will not want to advertise any error messages that can be displayed when WordPress debugging is enabled. This can lead to security issues or disruption to your website. However, there are times when it may be necessary to enable WordPress debugging so that you can Read More >
Using the EWWW Image Optimizer for WordPress
Optimizing your images on your website is often necessary in order to keep your website load times low. In addition to increased performance, image compression helps with server resource usage. The EWWW Image Optimizer plugin for WordPress provides image compression and more. This article will guide you through installing, understanding the settings, and using the Read More >
Using the Plus Addons for Gutenberg
The Plus Addons for Gutenberg is a WordPress plugin that extends the capabilities of the visual editor integrated into WordPress since version 5.0. The Plus Addons for Gutenberg plugin provides blocks that make it easy to add content and different types of functional elements to a post or page. It also provides detailed control over Read More >
How to Remove the WordPress Branding in the Footer
The WordPress Twenty Twenty-One theme includes the WordPress footer branding at the bottom of the page and looks like this: This text is specific to WordPress and is linked to the WordPress.org site, but other themes or plugins may also add branding in the footer area. In some cases, you may want to have WordPress Read More >
Using Stackable for WordPress
Gutenberg, the visual editor for WordPress, is a primary focus of development for Automattic, the parent company of WordPress. Mainly, they are focusing on making the process of building a website, a page, or post into a visual tour de force that doesn’t require that you write code. Stackable provides designs, custom blocks, UI kits, Read More >
Setting Up Payment Gateways and Shipping for WooCommerce
A key part of your WooCommerce store is its ability to accept money from your customers. In order to do this, a payment gateway must set up that allows for the payment to be processed. After payment, if your customer is not picking the product up from you or having the product personally delivered, then Read More >
A Beginner’s Guide to WPGraphQL
Creating queries to interact with data in the backend of WordPress can be difficult without using a few tools. One of the more recent plugins that can be added for this purpose is the plugin called WPGraphQL. With this plugin, you can create queries using the GraphQL syntax that has become a developer favorite in Read More >
5 Common Reseller Hosting Issues You Can Avoid
Like any business, reseller web hosting requires that you have some knowledge of the product that you are selling. You should understand your customer’s expectations and provide both business and technical proficiency that will help earn your customers’ (or potential customers) trust. The following is a list of common reseller hosting issues that customers have Read More >
Redux – Gutenberg Blocks Library for WordPress
If you’re looking for a way to increase the options that Gutenberg blocks offers, then look no further than Redux – Gutenberg Blocks Library & Framework. With over a million installs and thousands of possible sections and templates, you may be overwhelmed with the creative possibilities that you are given for your WordPress site. We Read More >
How to Use Bootstrap in WordPress
Using Bootstrap in WordPress can give you many opportunities to create pages, posts, or even a theme with some very distinctive features. Bootstrap is a framework that will allow you to create responsive websites that will work with a variety of devices and screen sizes. You can also use it to extend the functionality of Read More >
How to Use the WP Mail Logging Plugin for WordPress
Working with email can be a demanding task for an administrator. In the task of managing email, an admin may have to create email users, change settings, and troubleshoot email issues. However, without access to the mail server itself, it’s not easy for WordPress users to get information or determine what’s happening with email being Read More >
Charity Starter Site using the Blocksy Theme
Blocksy is a free theme by Creative Themes that is based on 6 core values: People First, Passion, Quality, Performance, Growth, and Have Fun. The result is a theme that is a basis for many template child themes that are created to match those ideals. These child themes are called Starter Sites and provide a Read More >
How to Add the Nutrition Facts Block in WordPress
WordPress now has the Recipe Block that allows you to share recipes in your posts or pages. But an important part of any meal is knowing about its nutritional value. By using the Nutrition Facts block you can add the information about your recipe so that individuals with dietary needs can make sure that they’re Read More >
The 5 Best Business Directory Plugins for WordPress
Business directory plugins can allow you to create a service to list recommended businesses and professionals with locations and reviews. They can also be used to create team directories or other listings that can be used publicly or privately. They can even become a source of income! Good business directory plugins will provide clear, easy Read More >
