How to Learn About Accessibility Best Practices in WordPress

Quick Start Guide of WordPress Accessibility Handbook

When it comes to accessibility in WordPress, you’ll find thousands of resources—blog posts, videos, podcasts, courses, infographics—to help you learn about WordPress accessibility.

I know, I’ve published several posts and given WordPress accessibility presentations myself.

But as with all things WordPress, the wordpress.org site is the source you want to visit to learn how you can make your WordPress site accessible to everyone.

Thanks to Sami Keijonen for his tweet earlier today, reminding Twitter users of the excellent WordPress Accessibility handbook resource: Continue reading How to Learn About Accessibility Best Practices in WordPress

Easy WP Guide Released for WordPress 5.0

Easy WP Guide, an simple easy to read WordPress manual

Woohoo! One of my favorite resources for learning to manage content on your WordPress site, Easy WP Guide WordPress Manual was released today for WordPress 5.0, updated with info about using the new editor.

Code named Gutenberg while it was in testing, the new Block Editor for WordPress 5.0 is a completely different method for writing, updating, and managing content.

The goal for the new editor was to be more flexible and offer an easier way for WordPress users to add rich media, without knowing how to code.

And with the change to the new Block Editor, there was a big change in how to add content.

Resulting in a complete rewrite by Anthony Hortin, the author of Easy WP Guide.

What’s Inside Easy WP Guide for 5.0

You’ll find 60+ new pages in Easy WP Guide describing the steps to edit content in WordPress 5.0, along with new screenshots. Continue reading Easy WP Guide Released for WordPress 5.0

Share Your Favorite Plugin: Better Plugin Compatibility Control

Favorite plugins highlighting Akismet, Better Plugin Compatibility Control, Contact Form 7, and .

Imagine you’ve found the perfect plugin.

You’ve been searching on the WordPress plugin repository (also known as the plugin directory) for the last 20 minutes, and finally found the plugin that provides exactly the functionality you want on your WordPress website.

You’ve taken the time to:

  • Read the plugin description
  • View the screenshots
  • Read the FAQ
  • Check the reviews
  • Confirm the plugin was updated recently

Good to go, right?

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