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wpMail.me wpMail.me issue#356 - The weekly WordPress newsletter. No spam, no nonsense. - April 26, 2018 Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. News & Articles Celebrate the WordPress 15th Anniversary on May 27 (wordpress.org) May 27, 2018 is the 15th anniversary of the first WordPress release — and we can't wait to celebrate! When 30% of the internet has a reason to celebrate, you know it's going to be great! WordPress Accessibility Team Is Seeking Contributors for Its Handbook Project (wptavern.com) The WordPress Accessibility team is seeking contributors for its handbook project. It's a collection of tips, resources, tools, and best practices. The goal is to educate users through summaries, articles, and reference materials. WordPress Page Builders, Reviewed: Beaver Builder, Divi Builder, WPBakery Page Builder (wpshout.com) This article reviews three prominent WordPress page builder solutions. How is it now? Are WordPress's other largest, best-selling page builders improving in quality too? How is Beaver Builder doing today? Let's find out in our review and comparison of Beaver Builder, Divi Builder, and WPBakery Page Builder. Niche vs. Mass Market – The Pros & Cons of Going Niche for WordPress Plugin And Theme Shops (freemius.com) The Lowdown on GDPR Compliance for WordPress Users (kinsta.com) Conversion Rate Optimization in WordPress: It's Not That Simple (premium.wpmudev.org) WordPress for iOS and Gutenberg Don't Get Along (wptavern.com) Affiliate Marketing Problems and Fake DMCA … The Joys of Running a Theme Business – Transparency Report #38 (www.codeinwp.com) Sponsored by Plugin News How We Create WordPress Plugins: From Idea To Release (deliciousbrains.com) This is the story behing Delicious Brains's team from inception until the final product. It's the team behing WP Migrate DB Pro and Mergebot. The Events Calendar: A Detailed Overview of the Free Version (www.elegantthemes.com) Modern Tribe's The Events Calendar lives up to its name. It has become the defacto events plugin for many people. That's saying a lot because there are a lot of fantastic events plugins available to choose from. It's just that this one in particular does so much in the free version that it's making a name for itself. So let's walk through what makes The Events Calendar so popular. Gutenberg 2.7 Released, Adds Ability to Edit Permalinks (wptavern.com) Why Asking "How Many WordPress Plugins Is Too Many Plugins?" Is Like Counting Windows At Your Office (codeable.io) How to Display Gravity Forms Data with GravityView Plugin for WordPress (bobwp.com) Summary of Gutenberg Plugin Compatibility Database Results to Date (danielbachhuber.com) AMP for WordPress 0.7 RC 1 Released (wptavern.com) Theme Releases Minimal Magazine (wordpress.org)   Positive blog (wordpress.org)   Ace Corporate (wordpress.org)   Tutorials How to Add JavaScript and CSS to Gutenberg Blocks (wpshout.com) As Gutenberg gets closer, more and more people are trying to wrap their head around it. Zac Gordon's Gutenberg development course is perfect if you're really getting into it. What Are WordPress Salt Keys (And How Can You Change Them)? (www.elegantthemes.com) WordPress uses something called 'salt' keys to protect your passwords. With these keys, your password is kept safe, so attackers can't use them even if they gain access to your data. In this article, we're going to talk about what salt keys are and how WordPress uses them. We'll then teach you two ways to change yours, including using the Salt Shaker plugin. 4 Ways to Optimize Your Images for the Web and Improve Your Site's Performance (artisanthemes.io) 15 Best WordPress Books For Beginners To Learn WordPress in 2018 (asphaltthemes.com) How To Create A WooCommerce Order Form For Easier Shopping (wpmayor.com) The Ultimate Google Analytics SEO Dashboard for Your WordPress Site (themeisle.com) Improving Native WordPress Search (torquemag.io) Podcasts and Videos Have You Used the Customizer Recently? | WordPress Resource (yourwebsiteengineer.com) Transitioning from Client Work to the Product Space with Jason Lemieux | WP Elevation (www.wpelevation.com) Ebonie Butler | Hallway Chats (hallwaychats.com) WordPress – Do We Really Need a Specialty Meetup? | WPblab (www.wpwatercooler.com) follow on Twitter | forward to a friend  wpMail.me is published by Cozmoslabs. Not a subscriber yet? Subscribe here. Want to advertise? View our media kit for info. Want to post a job? Use our self serve system or reply to this e-mail. Copyright © 2018 WPmail.me, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website wpMail.me for a weekly newsletter. WPmail.me Armoniei, nr. 26 sc.1 Ap 46 Timisoara 300291 Romania  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | view email in browser