Author: Karl Proctor

Karl takes a look at the new great features and improvements coming with WordPress 5.9.

By Karl Proctor 18 January, 2022 • 5 MIN READ

Set up WordPress themes stored in Bitbucket to use Bitbucket Pipelines for deployment of code to production servers.

By Karl Proctor 28 September, 2021 • 6 MIN READ

A how to guide for dynamically loading more results with Ajax in WordPress from our web developer Karl.

By Karl Proctor 7 August, 2020 • 5 MIN READ

Karl runs through this step by step guide on how to add Yoast breadcrumbs to your WordPress website.

By Karl Proctor 29 May, 2020 • 5 MIN READ

In this post, one of our web developers Karl details a relatively new introduction to our web development set up. Tailwind CSS

By Karl Proctor 16 April, 2020 • 5 MIN READ

We needed to move the uploaded images from Digital Ocean Droplets to Digital Ocean Spaces. But there was over 100GB to transfer.

By Karl Proctor 29 November, 2019 • 5 MIN READ

A developer post on how we are rolling out a feature to all WordPress sites to make them quicker and lighter for all our clients.

By Karl Proctor 31 October, 2019 • 5 MIN READ

In this post we look into site speed with WordPress and how a custom theme is a better option than a pre-built theme.

By Karl Proctor 19 August, 2019 • 5 MIN READ

Wibble have always had a policy of keeping our development process up to date. In this blog we demonstrate how to bring ACF into Gutenberg blocks with WordPress 5.0+.

By Karl Proctor 25 March, 2019 • 5 MIN READ

We are very proud of creating custom solutions for our clients – in this example we combined WooCommerce and MailChimp when a product goes out of stock. We have included...

By Karl Proctor 19 October, 2018 • 5 MIN READ

Gutenberg is the new editor for WordPress, coming with 5.0 release. We have installed and tested it on this very site to see the new features and if there are...

By Karl Proctor 8 August, 2018 • 5 MIN READ

Email delivery with WordPress can be difficult. Wibble are WordPress specialists and have shown our approach on how to improve this using Mailgun.

By Karl Proctor 8 August, 2017 • 5 MIN READ