WPExams (v1.0.0) is a powerful WordPress exam plugin for creating online tests with unlimited questions, timed exams, instant feedback, and comprehensive result tracking. Perfect for educational websites.
Learn how to master WordPress Google Fonts integration for block themes. Step-by-step guide on using the Font Library, theme.json, and hosting fonts locally.
WordPress 6.9 is set to launch soon, and for plugin developers, this update brings some of the most significant improvements we’ve seen in years. If you’re involved in WordPress plugin development, this release will fundamentally change how you build and…
We’re excited to announce CodoBookings v1.1.0, the latest update to our WordPress booking plugin! This release marks a significant milestone: CodoBookings has fully transitioned from a PMPro extension to a standalone booking system, while keeping a modular architecture ready for future add-ons, integrations, and extensions.
Managing appointments shouldn’t be complicated — especially when you already use Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro) to handle your memberships. That’s exactly why I built CodoBookings — a lightweight, easy-to-use WordPress booking plugin that integrates directly with PMPro, allowing you to…
Want to create different layouts for specific categories in WordPress? Learn how to design a custom category template in WordPress block themes using the Site Editor and code-based method. Beginner-friendly guide.
Want to automate setting featured images in WordPress? Learn how to create a custom plugin that sets the first image in each blog post as its featured image—individually or in bulk.
Discover how we built a dynamic, membership-powered artist directory using WordPress and Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro). From custom registration forms and media uploads to a public-facing artist map, learn how we created a scalable solution for a creative community.
Thinking about moving your site from Weebly to WordPress? Learn why it’s a smart move for SEO, scalability, and design freedom — plus explore auto/manual migration options and how to get expert help.
Easily manage your WordPress customizations! Add custom CSS, JS, and PHP code securely without worrying about theme updates. No coding risks or child themes needed.
When migrating a blog from Weebly to WordPress, a big challenge is importing comments, because Weebly does not offer a structured export feature for them. In this post, you’ll learn how to create a full working WordPress plugin that lets…
Manually migrating from Weebly to WordPress ensures full control over your content, SEO, and site structure. This guide walks you through every step needed for a smooth and complete manual migration.
Discover how to easily migrate your Weebly site to WordPress with WeeblytoWP.com, moving all posts, pages, images, and comments automatically while preserving your site's structure and SEO.
Whether you're a content creator, coach, educator, or run a digital business — WPCreator is the all-in-one WordPress membership plugin that helps you build a seamless and flexible subscription system powered by WooCommerce.
Discover the 12 most in-demand custom WordPress plugins buyers request in 2025. From WooCommerce customizations to AI automation, learn what sells in the WordPress market.
Learn how to develop custom WordPress plugins from scratch with our Udemy course in Urdu/Hindi. Gain hands-on experience and start building your own plugins today!
Learn how to track and display post views in WordPress using a custom plugin. This step-by-step guide covers view tracking, dynamic display, shortcodes, and admin panel integration for better engagement insights.
Learn how to create a custom store categories page in WordPress using a shortcode without modifying the parent theme. This guide walks you through fetching and displaying store categories, associating stores with categories, and ordering them alphabetically for better navigation.
If you plan to develop custom WordPress themes and plugins, you’ll want to focus on creating products that address widely-needed features, are highly customizable, and offer practical solutions for different types of WordPress websites. Here are some suggestions for themes…
In the previous post, we have learned how to set up a new WordPress project in the localhost Wamp Server. This post is the last post of the current module (i.e. Course Overview and Set-Up). In this post, we will have a recap of what we have learned and will discuss some review questions. The review questions are helpful for the candidates to decide whether they are ready to move on to the next module or not?