There are a few reasons why selling WordPress themes may no longer be a profitable business:

If you insert an aligned image (left or right) in your post or page content, it probably will look good under Large Screen resolutions (Desktop or Tablet screens). But under Mobile screens there could be an issue with reduced space for text around the image (screenshot above).

If you face such issue, you could check our suggestions how it can be resolved:

Twenty Twenty is currently the default WordPress theme. It has more than 1 million active installations which probably makes it the most popular WordPress theme.

We use that theme in our plugins demo site. Recently, we found out that the header space is too large and we decided to reduce it’s top and bottom space. Here is how it can be done:

If you have updated to latest WordPress version (and you should have done that already), you probably have noticed there is a new default WordPress Theme: Twenty Nineteen.

I have played with the theme, reviewed its code and here you can check my thoughts about it and things that made a huge impression on me:

Introduced with WordPress 4.7, starter content allows you to define a default content (such as widgets, customizer settings, menus and pages) which will be displayed when user opens Customizer (Admin Panel -> Left Menu -> Appearance -> Customize) of a newly installed WP sites.

The new WordPress version 4.7. Vaughan is now released and you can update your WP site to it. Read More…

Twenty Fifteen is now available. It was released with the WordPress 4.1. If you are a WP theme developer or you simply want to improve your current theme, you can learn much from the Twenty Fifteen. Here is a list of useful tips and tricks I learned form that theme: Read More…

WordPress 4.1. is now available.

No matter if you are a WordPress plugin or theme developer, a WP consultant, or simply a user of the most popular content management system you should care about it 🙂 Here are my thoughts about it: Read More…