WordPress Best Practices • Page 11 of 13 • ThematoSoup

December 29, 2012August 5, 2013 by Slobodan Manic

A Perfect WordPress Theme Part 2 – Lack of Support Requests

Charles is overweight, he’s a smoker, has poor eating habits and zero physical activity. His heart specialist (luckily he never had any serious issues) is one of the best in the world.

Kenny, on the other hand, is very careful about his diet, doesn’t smoke, exercises on regular basis and doesn’t have a heart specialist.

That’s all you know about them. Who do you think will have more health problems in the future? Who will live longer?

How to Speed Up Your WordPress Website

People have always been obsessed with speed, whether we’re talking about cars, aeroplanes, Usain Bolt or the internet speed. It’s no surprise that it is one of the major SEO factors when it comes to rating your website and for a good reason.

A Perfect WordPress Theme Part 1 – Bloated is Bad

A theme that registers shortcodes, custom post types, custom taxonomies, handles your SEO, Google Analytics code and who knows what else is not a perfect WordPress theme, it is a bloated one at best.

Translating WordPress Themes and Plugins

If providing support for our premium author box plugin has taught me anything, it’s the fact that most WordPress end users are not aware of how easy it is to translate a WordPress theme or plugin. As a developer, I’d happily translate everything I code into every language there is, but Google Translate is not…

Why a Public WordPress Theme Should Never Do a Plugin’s Work

Before buying a WordPress theme for your next website, you must go through this checklist: Ask yourself: What’s more important, the unique content I plan to create or theme’s look and feel I’ll share with thousands of people? Ask theme author: What happens to my content if I decide to replace this $50 theme with…