This category deals with Content Management Systems. A CMS is an interface for contents control, which can be managed without necessarily having particular knowledge in the field of programming. Among the most famous is Wordpress, used mostly for the creation of blogs and news. When, on the other hand, more in-depth or more powerful management is required, one can refer to large CMSs such as Drupal.
Font Awesome is a popular icon library offering a vast collection of beautiful and scalable icons. Integrating it into your WordPress website can significantly enhance its visual appeal and user experience. This article delves into various methods for adding Font Awesome to your WordPress site, providing code examples and guiding […]
If you are here you are bored of the classic WAMPP or XAMPP to launch your WordPress installation locally but you want to use the new technologies made available by Docker Compose and containers. It may often be necessary to make changes or updates to the WordPress installation but it […]
Today we will see the WordPress custom thumbnails. The loading speed of a site is largely due to the correct size and optimization of the images. It is always advisable to publish images and thumbnails of adequate size to consume less traffic on the data network and reduce loading times. […]
Let’s create REST services with Drupal.You may need to export the power of Drupal to deliver content to multiple systems. This possibly even in multiple different technologies. In these cases it can be useful to use a more generic language to transmit this content, such as JSON.Drupal allows the delivery […]
In today’s fast-paced online world, website speed is crucial for user engagement and SEO ranking. This article delves into optimizing your WordPress website for maximum speed, providing practical tips and code examples to put into action. Understanding the Importance of PageSpeed for optimizing WordPress: Analyzing Your Current PageSpeed: Before diving […]
