Shiny New Plugins: Nostalgia, Feedback, and Competition
This round of new, free WordPress plugins gave me some nostalgia! Softaculous!? Also see my summary of the design updates to the forums and plugin directory.
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Encourage Donations to your Free Plugins with a Delayed Admin Notice
Nudging your free users to donate to your free code is a GOOD idea. But you have to do it right. Do it right with this easy “Delayed Admin Notice” library.
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Ask Me Anything at ManageWP.org
Join me at ManageWP.org and Ask Me Anything, this Wednesday, October 26 at 2pm PST.
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The State of WordPress Publishers
In this post Matt chats with Marie Dodson, Brian Krogsgard, and Nathan Weller about the state of WordPress publishing. Read and watch the interview here.
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My Formula for Scaling Our Support
As our “small plugin shop” starts growing into something not so “small” anymore, our Support has to grow as well. So how do you scale Support?
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The New WordPress Plugin Directory and Why It Matters
The WordPress Plugin Directory is getting a facelift which could result in users finding relevant plugins more easily — both there and by Google.
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A Case for Revisiting Post Formats UI
Post Formats were almost a big deal in WordPress, until they weren’t. But Custom Fields and Custom Post Types continue to be highly useful and used. I think it’s time to discuss a Core solution to bridge this gap.
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Dynamic TinyMCE Editor Styles in WordPress
This article explains how to implement inline CSS styles for your TinyMCE editor based on color settings in the WordPress Customizer.
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Avoiding Pitfalls of Carousels with FooGallery
Carousels can be bothersome for user experience in web design. Doing them right is important. FooGallery Owl Carousel gives you simple, effective carousels with just a few clicks.
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Caldera Forms Makes for a Great Profile Editor
With Caldera Forms you get both a powerful form builder and a front-end Profile Editor in one. This tutorial walks you through how to build a Profile Editor with Caldera Forms.
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SaaS and WordPress: A Conversation with Chris Lema
Whether your WordPress-product should be a stand-alone plugin or built on a SaaS model, you still need to know your customers.
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