We have tested WordPress 6.2 and show you what to expect with the new release. From the new style book to changes in the block settings and the integration of Openverse. As with every update of WordPress, the expectations for version 6.2 are great. The current changes seem at first glance not very spectacular ... read more

You want to create your own WordPress website, but don't know where to start? Then you've come to the right place. In this article we show you how to create your own website with WordPress in eight steps - from the domain to the design to privacy & Co. It does not have to be ... read more

Images are among the most important components of any website. Good image editing is essential to ensure that the images not only look good, but also load quickly. There are many WordPress plugins that are specifically designed for image editing and optimization. They allow you to edit images directly in the WordPress media library. In this ... read more

The automatic updates for minor versions of WordPress have proven themselves for years. But does it also work with plugin updates? And if so, under what conditions? This question has been investigated by WordPress developer Florian Simeth. Anyone who has been using WordPress for a long time knows: The automatic updates of the core software work quite well and usually without problems. Would ... read more

You regularly create and publish posts, but which of them are best received by your readers? And which analyses are compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)? We introduce you to the Google Analytics alternative Statify for WordPress. It's clear: A tool to analyze the statistics of your website is mandatory. This is the only way you can ... read more

Google Analytics is one of the most popular and well-known analytics tools. But does that mean that the tool is also the best? In this article, we present the six best Google Analytics alternatives. Website operators have access to numerous functions with Google Analytics. Among the most important are that all visitor numbers, the bounce rate, the dwell time ... read more

WordPress 6.1 is the next update of the popular content management system (CMS). We have looked at the beta version of WordPress 6.1 and show you in this post, what to expect after the update of WordPress. New major updates at WordPress are always tested extensively by the WordPress community a few weeks before the release ... read more

Surely you have already heard a lot about WordPress Multisites. There is a lot of information and reviews of this feature circulating on the internet, which doesn't always make it easy to make a correct and qualitative assessment. What can the WordPress multisite feature actually do? This article clears up rumors and prejudices, sheds light on the opportunities for ecological and economic sustainability, shows a ... read more

In Support, we have thousands of conversations per month in chat and help our customers every day to solve error messages and problems with their WordPress websites. In our article we will show you step by step how to fix four of the most common WordPress errors. No other content management system (CMS) is as easy to use as WordPress: ... read more