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It’s official in SF Standard: Stewart Brand sells his seaworthy Sausalito houseboat to tech CEO. Ahoy!

Your WordPress site can load pages before visitors even click. Learn how speculative loading works, what WordPress 6.8 turned on, and how to tune it! The post WordPress Speculative Loading: What It Does and How to Configure It appeared first on Themeisle Blog.

For this post, I decided to use the Section Generator in the free Otter Blocks plugin. I built nine sections of a WordPress site with it, but instead of endlessly prompting until I got it “just right,” I relied on a single prompt. Then I took a screenshot of what that prompt produced so I… Continue reading What WordPress AI Really Builds: 9 Prompts, 9 Unedited Results, and What the Good Ones Have in Common

WordPress, Apache, and Zephyr adapt to AI-driven security and infrastructure demands shaping the future of open source at scale.

Skip the plugin roundups. Here’s how to build a curated RSS news aggregator on WordPress end to end: sources, filters, drafts, attribution, and review.

Want to sell client-branded course sites as a service? Here’s how a white-label LMS on WordPress works, what it costs, and where the gotchas hide.

bbPress 2.6.17 is a security and maintenance release with broad improvements to permissions, private content, subscriptions, moderation workflows, and forum counts. Everyone running bbPress should update as soon as possible. (You may notice 2.6.17 release follows 2.6.15. Well, I found a SQL bug right after 2.6.16 was tagged and I didn’t want to wait to… Continue reading bbPress: bbPress 2.6.17 is out!

ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude send you visitors that GA4 mislabels. Isolate your AI referral traffic with one regex and a custom channel group! The post How to Track AI Referral Traffic in GA4 (ChatGPT, Perplexity & More) appeared first on Themeisle Blog.

AI agents handle daily tasks and IBM and Red Hat invest billions in open source software security.

Learn how to collect a deposit now and the balance later on your WordPress site with Stripe and WP Full Pay. No WooCommerce, no code, no chasing invoices! The post How to Accept Deposits and Partial Payments in WordPress (No WooCommerce) appeared first on Themeisle Blog.