Category: Plugins

Gamification of Your Website

What is gamification, and how can it help your website? In this blog post, we’ll explore what gamification is and take a look at some gamification examples around the web. Then we’ll check out some interesting gamification statistics and brainstorm some ideas for adding...

Integrating WP Search with Algolia: InstantSearch Widget and Facet Customization

Welcome to the final part of our tutorial series focused on integrating Algolia search with a WooCommerce store. To do this, use the WebDevStudios-developed WordPress plugin, WP Search with Algolia. Today’s blog post focuses on WP Search with Algolia InstantSearch widget and...

Integrating WP Search with Algolia: Autocomplete and Instantsearch Customization

In the first part of my three-part series, Integrating WP Search with Algolia, I covered settings and index management for a WordPress install. There, I shared details like managing indices settings, as well as controlling when products may or may not get...

Integrating WP Search with Algolia: Settings and Configurations for WooCommerce

Ever since WebDevStudios forked the WP Search with Algolia (WPSwA) plugin and took over support and maintenance, we have received requests regarding extra support when used with WooCommerce. Our stance has been that due to complexities with WooCommerce, we are not planning...

Which SEO Plugin Is Right for You?

We’ve all heard of the importance of getting the SEO right on your site. To the average person, who doesn’t have a content marketer in their back pocket, knowing which SEO plugin is right for you can be a daunting task. Thankfully,...

Generate Content with the Business Matchup WordPress Plugin

I created the Business Matchup WordPress plugin to generate content because I noticed that writing engaging content is sometimes tricky. The main issue being that it takes too much time. Thinks about it. You sit down and consider what you want to...

Gutenberg Plugins That Make You a Power User

Finding the right plugin for your needs is hard. In this blog post, we have curated a list of plugins and resources to improve your block editor experience. These plugins are sorted in the order of block patterns, blocks, block-based themes, or...

The History of Custom Post Type UI

Before I begin sharing the history of Custom Post Type UI, let’s start with WordPress. Released on June 17, 2010, WordPress 3.0, “Thelonious,” is one of the most impactful WordPress releases to date. At that time, it included a number of major...

Custom Post Type UI Hits 1 Million Active Installations

Recently, our plugin, Custom Post Type UI (CPTUI) achieved a major milestone. Over 1,000,000 WordPress websites have actively installed CPTUI, a plugin which was born from necessity. Back in early 2010, the roadmap for the next WordPress release was being defined by...

Custom Post Type UI Supports WPGraphQL

In case you are not aware, our awesome engineers at WebDevStudios (WDS) are losing their heads. No, we haven’t been offending the Queen of Hearts. I’m talking about Headless WordPress and the possibilities presented by this method of content delivery, without being...