WordPress code snippet plugins solve a real problem: you need thirty lines of PHP on a client site, and dropping them in functions.php means the next theme update deletes your work. So you install a snippet manager. What most roundups…
Button widgets for Elementor get sold as the fix for a problem most sites do not have. Elementor’s own Button widget is free, ships inside the core plugin, and already handles typography, icons, hover colors, border radius and box shadow.…
Choosing plugins for agencies is a licensing problem before it is a features problem. Any of these tools will run one site happily. The question is what thirty client sites cost you in year two, after the introductory pricing lapses…
Most WordPress backup plugins will happily hand you a backup you can never restore. The archive builds, the green tick appears, and months later the site is down and the file turns out to be missing half the uploads folder…
Most guides to font combinations for web design stop at the pretty screenshot. Then you ship the pairing, your homepage drags in six font files, the headline flashes in Times before it repaints, and your Core Web Vitals go sideways.…
Choosing between WordPress accordion plugins is a different job than it was two years ago, because core now ships an Accordion block and a plugin has to earn its slot. One of the big names in this category has gone…
Custom field plugins all sell the same promise, extra structured data on your posts, and then differ on the two things that actually cost you money: what the free tier gives away, and what the licence costs in year two.…
Most WordPress security plugins are sold on fear, bought on autopilot, and then never configured. Worse, half the advice still names products that no longer exist under that name: iThemes Security became Solid Security, and is now Kadence Security. Prices…
Most keyword rank tracking tools sell you a number that Google does not actually have. There is no single position for your page: it moves by city, by device, by whether the searcher is logged in. What a tracker really…