Adding social media icons used to require heavy plugins or custom code. Today, the native WordPress Social Icons Block is the fastest, most performance-friendly method. It uses lightweight SVGs that won’t hurt your Core Web Vitals. Here is how to add them to your header, footer, or sidebar in minutes.
Continue reading → How to Add Social Media Icons to WordPress (Footer, Header & Sidebar)
Since the launch of the Jetpack AI Assistant, we’ve been listening closely to your feedback, and we’re excited to announce that now, in addition to creating fresh content, you can use the AI Assistant to revise and enhance your existing blocks in the WordPress Editor. This release also introduces the new Tock Block for easy on-site bookings, alongside numerous enhancements and bug fixes.
Continue reading → Jetpack 12.3 – Introducing AI-Assisted Content Editing and More
Utilizing a localhost for your WordPress site enables you to run updates, test plugins, or build your site in private. This means you can make changes without affecting the user experience (UX) or worrying about mistakes that could disrupt operations.
Sounds pretty great, right? Even better is that most moderately-experienced developers will find it straightforward to get started.
On this page, we’ll take a closer look at WordPress localhost and its benefits. Then, we’ll show you how to configure WordPress on localhost and run through some common errors.
By following this step-by-step guide, you should be able to download the localhost software, add WordPress files, and create a database without any issues.
Continue reading → How to Install and Configure WordPress on Localhost (Full Guide)
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