How to get adaptive images on non-WordPress websites
If you are trying to improve your site speed, you don’t need to go too far to hear or see that you need to use adaptive images, or scaled images. What is this? Adaptive images is what you need to…
An update to storage policies across your Google Account
Over the past decade, Gmail, Google Drive and Google Photos have helped billions of people securely store and manage their emails, documents, photos, videos and more. Today, people are uploading more content than ever before—in fact, more than 4.3 million…
How to Accept Recurring Payments in WordPress (4 Methods)
Do you want to accept recurring payments on your WordPress website? Recurring billing allows you to charge your customers at a set time interval such as weekly, monthly, quarterly, annually, or custom intervals. In this article, we will show you…
Cleaning the WordPress head and improving performance
WordPress ships by default with some code that may not be needed in all WordPress sites. This is normal, since WordPress needs to reach to all possible types of websites. What that means is that most of us could get…
Spoiler Alert! OceanWP 2.0 is Coming Out and Here is What You Can Expect
That’s right folks – the new OceanWP 2.0 version update is just around the corner! In this article we will cover main theme changes, as well as what to expect and how to prepare for the upcoming update. Theme Icons…
Art to inspire the future with the United Nations
October 24th is United Nations Day, and this year we’re marking 75 years of the United Nations (UN75). To commemorate this anniversary, the United Nations Secretary-General asked the world, “What are your hopes for the future?” Over one million people…
What is Preconnect and why you should implement it on your website
When we talk about improving your website’s performance, usually you read about minifying and combining CSS and JS files, or enabling compression, or optimizing your images. However, there are many little things you can do in addition to those. One…
What is AVIF and why is it good?
AVIF is an image file format developed by Alliance for Open Media which is supposed to make our images smaller while keeping the same image quality. Experts believe that it is the next step in media compression. AOMedia’s goal is…
Webflow vs WordPress – Which One is Better? (Comparison)
Are you comparing Webflow vs WordPress and wondering which one is better for you? Webflow and WordPress are both popular website builders that allow you to easily create a website. However, they both have their own pros and cons that…
Easier access to Search, Chrome and Gmail in iOS 14
iOS 14 has launched, and with it comes new features that make it easier to access some of the Google apps you use most often. Starting today, you can add a Google Search Widget to your Home Screen to let you…
How to Easily Add Custom CSS to Your WordPress Site
Sometimes you may find yourself needing to add Custom CSS in your WordPress site. Perhaps it’s because you’re following a tutorial on WHOOPS.ONLINE or our YouTube channel. For most beginners, using FTP is too confusing, but there are other ways…
Commemorating the end of World War II with the Smithsonian
Now, viewers around the world have access to newly digitized posters in high resolution that offer a unique look at American history, ranging from the recruitment for Red Cross nurses in World War I and iconic World War II posters of Rosie…