Happy New Year everyone! All the best in 2018! Let it be better than 2017 and worse than 2019. Cheers! 🙂
A couple of my New Year’s resolutions that I wanted to share:
I’m curious how that goes 🙂 What are your New Year’s resolutions?
The call for sponsors for the largest WordPress event in 2018 is out!
https://luca.blog/2017/10/18/wordcamp-europe-2018-call-for-sponsors/
Most of WordPress users remove a plugin they previously installed by clicking the Delete button in their WP Admin -> Plugins -> Installed Plugins. However, does this remove the plugin from a site completely or are there any bits of it that are left behind? You guessed it right – sometimes, there are files and database entries that still remain even after the plugin has been uninstalled. This has its pros and cons but nevertheless, it does affect the site speed for sure!
Check out this great article which provides more information on the subject of properly uninstalling a WordPress plugin:
One of the tricks to speed up your WordPress site is to hack away at the unessential! 🙂 This implies that you don’t need all your plugins loading on all your pages and posts. That slows down your site!
Some of the plugins have a specific purpose that you need only on certain pages and posts. Check out this great article I ran into which describes how to disable plugins from loading on certain pages:
How to Disable WordPress Plugins From Loading on Specific Pages and Posts
A couple of years ago, I shared my thoughts about best ways to learn WordPress. Using online articles, videos, and screenshots is still my preferred way of learning! And a couple of months ago, I found a very nice article for WordPress beginners which provides answers to 28 most frequently asked questions by folks starting to swim in the WordPress waters.
