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From Divi to FSE: Moving a Small Non-Profit

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:45:07 +0000

Stop Blaming WordPress: Building a Real Editorial Workflow Without Leaving the Ecosystem

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:44:58 +0000

When the Platform Belongs to Its Users: Migrating Daily Kos at Scale

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:44:50 +0000

Beyond Vibe-Coding: Build an AI Pipeline That Ships Production-Ready Plugins

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:44:41 +0000

Agents Need Good Tools Too: Designing an Editorial Experience for Humans and AI Alike

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:44:24 +0000

Own Your Audience: How The Ankler Outgrew Substack and Built An Independent Platform on WordPress

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:44:17 +0000

There’s a common narrative that publishers are leaving WordPress for Substack. Don’t believe the hype. The Ankler is the case that runs the other way — and it’s a case worth studying. With 15 newsletters and around $10m in annual revenue, The Ankler is one of Hollywood’s most respected insider publications. In April 2026 it moved off Substack onto a fully owned and operated WordPress site, giving the business direct control over its platform, data, and reader experience. This is what happens when a publication outgrows a platform built for individual creators. This talk looks at what that transition actually took, and why it made sense at this stage of the company’s growth. We migrated tens of thousands of posts and media files, with one all-or-nothing export that can hang for 28 hours, no images in the dump, and no comments, authors or SEO data at all. We reconstructed thousands of hand-placed paywall boundaries, and mapped a single Substack paid tier onto six Passport audiences, adopting Passport as the new paywall, membership, and newsletter infrastructure while it was still in beta. But the transferable lessons go beyond migration mechanics; they also include how the site was designed. Instead of Figma, we built directly in the block theme we’d chosen, selectively codifying designs into templates, patterns and a child theme, deciding in real time where flexibility mattered and where it introduced risk. The result is a publication with direct ownership of its content, subscriber data, revenue logic, and reader experience. This talk makes the case that for media companies serious about independence, WordPress isn’t the platform people are leaving. It’s the one they should be building on.

Parenting Claude: Guardrails for AI-Assisted Development

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:44:05 +0000

The Taste Gap: How AI Is Rewiring Developer Experience

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:29:05 +0000

AI can now write, test, and ship code with almost no human keystrokes — so why does developer trust in its output keep falling even as adoption climbs past 84%? The answer isn’t a tooling problem, it’s a taste problem. AI isn’t eliminating developer work—it’s moving it. Time saved writing code now reappears in specifying intent, assembling context, supervising agents, verifying changes, and owning the outcome. AI mostly reshuffles a developer’s day away from typing and toward judgment calls: what to delegate, what to verify, what to reject outright. Drawing on real WordPress examples — the “almost right” bug that passes every glance-test, the security debt hiding in AI-suggested dependencies, the new bottleneck of feeding an agent the right context — we’ll unpack what’s actually changing in developer experience, and why the developers who thrive won’t be the ones who prompt best, but the ones with the sharpest taste. You’ll leave with a practical model for working with AI—specify, delegate, verify—and a clear vision of the developer’s future role: writing less code, perhaps, but making more consequential decisions.

The Attacker That Never Logged In: Session Hijacking, Stolen Cookies, and the Blind Spot in WordPres

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:28:46 +0000

They didn’t guess the password. They didn’t break 2FA, bypass the firewall, or trigger a single alert. The activity log shows no failed attempts, no unusual login times, no new accounts created. And yet, the attacker is inside your WordPress site, accessing your WordPress dashboard. Session hijacking leaves no login trace, because the attacker never logged in. They took an authentication cookie and reused an existing session. To WordPress, every request looks legitimate; the real user’s credentials, their 2FA, their login restrictions, none of it applies. The session was already authenticated. Most WordPress security advice is built around hardening and protecting, however, that leaves a critical blind spot: what happens after authentication succeeds? In this talk, we’ll walk through how WordPress creates and validates authentication cookies and session tokens, explore the real-world scenarios where sessions get stolen, and map out what an attacker can do with a hijacked session before the damage becomes visible. Then we’ll get practical. We will look into how session visibility, timeout policies, concurrent login controls, device recognition, and activity logging that captures post-login behaviour are the controls that catch what firewalls and 2FA miss. Firewalls, 2FA, and passkeys are essential. This talk covers what comes after them.

Building Training Systems, Not Sessions

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:28:35 +0000

Hablamos WordPress: How to Use SEO, AI & Bilingual Content to Reach Multicultural Audiences Where Th

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:28:22 +0000

The U.S. Latino market represents over $3.7 trillion in purchasing power but most WordPress sites are built for only one language and one culture, missing a massive, underserved, and far less competitive search opportunity. In this session, the presenter draws from years of real-world experience across four agencies — targeting bilingual audiences in industries as diverse as beauty, healthcare, retail, and tourism — to show how WordPress, the right plugins, and AI tools can be used to reach multicultural audiences based on location, language, and cultural context. The secret? Search volumes in Spanish and culturally specific niches are less competitive, more targeted, and highly underutilized by most brands. And this same principle applies to any multicultural or multilingual community that has been overlooked by mainstream digital marketing strategies not just Spanish speakers. Attendees will walk away knowing how to: Identify low-competition bilingual and multicultural keyword opportunities Choose the right WordPress plugins to manage multilingual content without the overwhelm Use AI to create culturally relevant content in multiple languages without doubling their workload Understand why diversity and cultural awareness is not just good values — it is a real competitive advantage in search

3 Things All Website Owners Need to Check for Privacy Compliance

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:28:13 +0000

WordPress as an Operating System: Running Your Entire Company on WordPress

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:28:05 +0000

WordPress for the Public Good: Modernizing Civic Websites for Accessibility, Services, and the Open

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 20:27:52 +0000

Cleaning Malware-Infected WordPress Sites with AI

WordPress.tv — Tue, 18 Aug 2026 19:08:31 +0000

How to Use WordPress Locally with WordPress Studio

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 15:52:54 +0000

WordPress und React: Die Kombination in der Praxis – und was dabei gelernt wurde

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 10:18:23 +0000

WordPress an der Hochschule

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 10:09:03 +0000

WordPress an der Hochschule – Herausforderungen einer offenen Wissensplattform Die Hochschule Luzern betreibt eine WordPress‑Plattform mit dem Anspruch, Dozierenden und Studierenden eine offene Wissensplattform bereitzustellen. Sie ermöglicht einen niedrigschwelligen Zugang zu einem eigenen digitalen Raum, um Wissen sichtbar zu machen und zu teilen. Grundlage dafür ist die Multisite‑Funktion von WordPress: Sie erlaubt individuelle Blogs, erlaubt mehrere Autor:innen und unterstützt die digitale Selbstbestimmung der Nutzer:innen. Im Unterschied zu klassischen Lernmanagement‑Systemen, die zentral gesteuert und auf geschlossene Nutzerkreise ausgerichtet sind, setzt unsere WordPress‑Plattform auf Offenheit und Eigenverantwortung. Dieser Ansatz bringt besondere Herausforderungen in der Verwaltung von Nutzenden und Blogs mit sich. In der Präsentation stelle ich das Konzept der Blog-Plattform vor und zeige, wie wir diesen Herausforderungen in der Praxis begegnen. Du erfährst dabei, wie der User Lifecycle zweckvoll umgesetzt werden kann, nach welchen Kriterien und wie Blogs weitergeführt oder archiviert werden, und wie die Sichtbarkeit von Blogs je nach Nutzungskontext eingestellt werden kann. Über Cinzia Gabellini Cinzia Gabellini ist Spezialistin für digitale Lehre an der Hochschule Luzern. Mit ihrer Expertise in E-Learning und Erwachsenenbildung unterstützt sie Dozierende bei der Umsetzung nachhaltiger digitaler Lernszenarien sowie bei der Weiterentwicklung ihrer didaktischen Ansätze. Zudem betreut sie die «WordPress-Plattform Lehre» als Teil der Lehr- und Lerninfrastruktur.

New WordPress Playground UI

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 10:03:09 +0000

This video provides a comprehensive walkthrough of the newly redesigned WordPress Playground user interface. The update introduces a streamlined, customizable Dock UI that gives you faster access to essential developer tools with fewer clicks. Throughout the demo, you will see how to leverage the new auto-save functionality to prevent data loss, use the minimal view for clean presentations, and easily manage multiple saved Playgrounds using the new live visual previews. The interface also makes it incredibly simple to start new instances, import projects from GitHub or Zip files, and preview Pull Requests directly from WordPress Core and Gutenberg. Beyond the layout improvements, the video dives into the powerful built-in development tools available right inside your browser. You will learn how to navigate the drag-and-drop file editor, manage your database, check error logs, and seamlessly switch between PHP and WordPress versions—including historical releases dating back to version 0.7. The walkthrough also covers the quick export options that allow you to download your work, share a link, or push your project to GitHub. Community collaboration is highly valued, and you are encouraged to share your feedback on the Make WordPress Playground blog or in the #playground channel on the Making WordPress Slack.

5 Huge WordPress SEO Mistakes and How AI Can Help You Fix Them

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 09:58:15 +0000

许多 WordPress 网站因为常见的 SEO 错误而失去宝贵的搜索排名，这些问题往往容易被忽视，却代价高昂。在本次实战分享中，我将揭露他在 WordPress 网站中一再发现的 5 个最关键 SEO 错误 —— 正是这些问题阻碍了企业获得应有的流量与营收增长。更重要的是，你将学习如何利用包括 ChatGPT 在内的 AI 工具，快速识别并修复这些问题，即使你没有深厚的技术背景。本次课程将 SEO 的成熟最佳实践与最新 AI 自动化技术结合，为你在搜索排名中提供不公平的竞争优势。你将学到： ● 正在让你损失流量和销售额的 5 个 WordPress SEO 常见错误 ● 如何使用 AI 工具在几分钟内完成网站审计，而不是花费数小时 ● 可立即实施的、实用的分步骤解决方案 ● 来自电商网站的真实案例——在修复这些问题后流量增长 3–5 倍本课程非常适合希望通过现代 AI 驱动技术最大化自然搜索表现的 WordPress 网站所有者、开发者和数字营销人员。 Many WordPress websites lose valuable search rankings due to common SEO mistakes that are easy to overlook but costly to ignore. In this practical session, I will reveal the 5 most critical SEO errors he consistently finds in WordPress sites what mistakes prevent businesses from reaching their full traffic and revenue potential. More importantly, you'll learn how to leverage AI tools like ChatGPT to quickly identify and fix these issues, even without deep technical expertise. This session combines proven SEO best practices with cutting-edge AI automation to give you an unfair advantage in search rankings. You'll discover: ● The 5 WordPress SEO mistakes that are costing you traffic and sales ● How to use AI tools to audit your site in minutes instead of hours ● Practical, step-by-step solutions you can implement immediately ● Real examples from e-commerce sites that achieved 3-5x traffic growth after fixing these issues Perfect for WordPress site owners, developers, and digital marketers who want to maximize their organic search performance using modern AI-powered techniques.

How to Write Image Alt-Text 图片 Alt-text 编写指南

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 09:51:02 +0000

Writing good alt-text is an essential skill for making your website accessible and user-friendly. In this workshop, we’ll cover the basics of writing effective image descriptions so everyone can fully experience your content. We’ll go through: • How to describe an image accurately • Keeping your text concise and clear • Adding important context when needed • What not to include in alt-text • When to mention text that appears in an image • Why keyword stuffing is harmful • How context changes the way alt-text should be written To make things practical, we’ll also demonstrate the process directly in WordPress, showing you where and how to add alt-text when uploading and editing images. You’ll see exactly how it fits into your site’s workflow and have the chance to ask questions about real examples. By the end of the session, you’ll feel more confident about writing alt-text that improves accessibility and enhances your site’s overall quality. 撰写高质量的替代文本（Alt-text）是一项让网站更具可访问性和用户友好度的核心技能。在本次工作坊中，我们将讲解编写有效图片描述的基础知识，从而让所有用户都能充分体验您网站的内容。我们将涵盖以下内容： • 如何准确地描述一张图片 • 如何保持文本简洁清晰 • 何时需要添加必要的背景信息（context） • Alt-text 中不应包含哪些内容 • 何时需要提及图片中出现的文字内容 • 为什么关键词堆砌（Keyword stuffing）会产生负面影响 • 为什么错误的 Alt-text 语境会影响图片的表达方式为了帮助大家更好地实践，我们也会直接在 WordPress 中演示 Alt-text 的添加流程，包括在上传和编辑图片时该在哪里、如何操作。您将看到这项功能如何融入网站工作流，也可以针对实际案例进行提问。在课程结束时，您将更有信心撰写既提升可访问性、又能增强网站整体质量的 Alt-text，使您的网站更专业、更高效、更包容。

Primeros Pasos al Full Site Editing

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 09:45:08 +0000

Mejora tus flujos de desarrollo WordPress con IA y WordPress Studio

WordPress.tv — Thu, 06 Aug 2026 09:42:14 +0000

En esta charla repasamos flujos de trabajo concretos que puedes montar con WordPress Studio: Empezar un proyecto desde cero y tener un entorno listo para escribir código en lo que tardas en tomarte un café. Reproducir el mismo punto de partida una y otra vez (mismos plugins, tema y contenido) para no volver a configurar lo mismo en cada proyecto o cliente. Desarrollar conversando con la IA: con Studio Code le pides en lenguaje natural que cree el sitio, edite archivos de tema y plugin, ejecute WP-CLI o despliegue una preview, todo desde el terminal. Integrar tu agente de IA favorito (Claude Code, Cursor…) con la Studio CLI, que detecta tu proyecto Studio y ejecuta los comandos por ti sin tener la app abierta. Trabajar sobre un sitio que ya está online: bajarlo a local, hacer cambios con tranquilidad y subirlos a producción o staging cuando estén listos. Cazar un bug revisando el debug log, la base de datos o paso a paso con Xdebug, sin montar nada aparte. Enseñar lo que llevas hecho a un cliente o compañero con un enlace público, sin desplegar nada.

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Retour d’expérience : migration d’Elementor vers FSE avec Claude Code

WordPress.tv — Sat, 25 Jul 2026 08:09:52 +0000

Round table

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 11:09:34 +0000

How to optimize WordPress: tips and tricks from practice

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 11:05:02 +0000

Software Developers’ Evolution in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 11:04:19 +0000

What Is Your Superpower?

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 11:01:45 +0000

From Classroom to Core: Bridging the Gap Between Education and Open Source

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 11:01:03 +0000

Discover How WordPress Playground is Transforming the WordPress Ecosystem

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:59:46 +0000

Fixing Accessibility: From Broken UI to WCAG compliant

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:58:25 +0000

Stop Pasting Translations from ChatGPT

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:57:09 +0000

In my talk, I’d like to address a growing problem I see regularly: site owners using ChatGPT or Google Translate to translate content, then manually copy-pasting it into their WordPress sites. While this feels free or cheap, it’s actually expensive, error-prone, and produces inconsistent results. I’ll cover five key problems with this approach: – Time cost: Manual copy-paste workflows take hours; the “free” translation is actually expensive – Broken content: LLMs can translate CSS classes, shortcode attributes, or HTML elements, breaking the front-end – Inconsistency: Different sessions, prompts, and tools create mixed styles and formality levels across the same site – Lack of context: Generic AI doesn’t know your audience, brand voice, or terminology – Update nightmare: Finding where to paste updated translations (especially in languages you don’t speak) is nearly impossible The takeaway: use proper multilingual plugins that integrate AI translation correctly. I’ll mention WPML (my company’s product), alongside TranslatePress, MultilingualPress, and Polylang, as established solutions that handle these problems properly. This is educational content about workflow efficiency, not a product pitch. The core message applies regardless of which solution attendees choose.

Storytelling: From Blah-Blah to A-ha!

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:47:38 +0000

You’re Charging For The Wrong Thing

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:45:02 +0000

Scaling Intelligence: Applying AI in WordPress Multisite Environments

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:44:07 +0000

Human first: Content in the age of AI

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:43:23 +0000

WordPress Performance: What You’re Still Getting Wrong

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:40:40 +0000

Podcast to hire: Turn your show into talent magnet

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:39:58 +0000

WordPress in Slovenia: Usage, trends, and real-world insights from a hosting provider

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:35:42 +0000

From Constraints to Potential: Engineering Creative Freedom in WordPress

WordPress.tv — Fri, 24 Jul 2026 10:34:50 +0000

Creación de proyectos con IA

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:40:21 +0000

¿Ha llegado la inteligencia artificial para revolucionar la creación de proyectos o para complicarlos innecesariamente? En esta charla, Sergio García Abella, Product Manager y cofundador de Social Drive, nos explica cómo evolucionar el desarrollo de productos digitales en la nueva era de la IA sin caer en el error de construir soluciones demasiado complejas que nadie necesita. A través de una analogía con el famoso coche futurista de Homer Simpson, Sergio nos advierte sobre el peligro de dejar que la IA tome el control total sin supervisión, proponiendo en su lugar un enfoque centrado en el MVP o Producto Mínimo Viable, donde la rapidez, el bajo coste y la validación constante con usuarios reales son las claves del éxito. A lo largo de la sesión, se detalla una metodología que integra las diferentes capacidades de herramientas como Claude para cada fase del ciclo de vida de un proyecto: desde la investigación inicial y la definición estratégica hasta el diseño de prototipos y el desarrollo final del código. Aprenderás a utilizar la IA como un cerebro estratégico que te ayude a priorizar funcionalidades, crear guiones de entrevistas y organizar la arquitectura de la información antes de escribir una sola línea de código. Además, el ponente comparte trucos prácticos para ahorrar recursos, como el uso de documentos de traspaso de información, la gestión de ramas de desarrollo para probar nuevas ideas sin romper lo que ya funciona y la importancia de implementar herramientas de medición para entender qué sucede realmente cuando el usuario interactúa con la web. El mensaje central de la charla es que, aunque la inteligencia artificial nos permite ir más rápido que nunca, la verdadera ventaja competitiva reside en saber frenarla para darle contexto y asegurar que la estructura del negocio sea coherente. Al final, descubrirás que la IA no debe ser simplemente una herramienta de ejecución automática, sino un asistente avanzado capaz de auditar la usabilidad y proponer microinteracciones que mejoren la experiencia del usuario. Esta sesión es una guía indispensable para cualquier profesional que busque optimizar sus procesos de creación digital combinando el pensamiento estratégico humano con la potencia del nuevo stack tecnológico.

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WordPress más alla de hacer webs: mantenimientos, SEO y soporte como servicios sostenibles

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:38:16 +0000

¿Qué sucede realmente cuando entregas una página web y el cliente piensa que el trabajo ha terminado? En esta charla de la comunidad de WordPress Santiago, Paulo Breogán nos invita a cambiar nuestra perspectiva y entender que el lanzamiento de un sitio es solo el comienzo de una relación profesional duradera. A través de analogías directas, Paulo explica por qué no hacemos muebles, sino que creamos ecosistemas vivos que requieren cuidado constante para no marchitarse. Se analiza la brecha entre lo que el cliente ve —un diseño bonito y funcional— y lo que el profesional debe gestionar bajo el capó, desde versiones de PHP obsoletas hasta fallos de seguridad críticos, subrayando que lo que realmente vendemos no son actualizaciones de plugins, sino tranquilidad y continuidad para el negocio. La sesión profundiza en los pilares de un mantenimiento real, destacando la importancia de la comunicación y la definición de límites profesionales para evitar errores comunes del freelance, como regalar soporte o no documentar el trabajo. Se presentan herramientas prácticas como Modular DS y Manager WP para automatizar procesos y monitorizar caídas, permitiendo que el profesional actúe antes de que el cliente note un problema mediante sistemas de alerta temprana. Esta charla es una guía para transformar la gestión técnica en un activo valioso, recordando que el éxito a largo plazo no depende de un portfolio llamativo, sino de construir una relación de confianza donde el cuidado constante de la estructura sea la prioridad.

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OPEN TALKS: 4 proyectos. 4 historias reales que está construyendo la comunidad

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:35:23 +0000

Panel—Press X to Vibe

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:30:07 +0000

Clean-up your old WooCommerce database with HPOS

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:29:22 +0000

WooCommerce Deep Dives

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:29:02 +0000

Running WordPress in Kubernetes

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:28:40 +0000

Claude Code u terminalu: WordPress dev i AI

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:27:48 +0000

The Wirth of Processing with WordPress’ Streaming APIs

WordPress.tv — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 18:26:55 +0000

Software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware becomes faster. This is as true today as it was in 1995 when windows, pop-up menus, and pretty icons were making it hard for people to freely type basic text documents. Our computers and networks are faster but we still struggle to type those documents. Increasing server density and the onslaught of AI demands only highlights the problem more: we have to do more with less. WordPress is responding to this need with a family of streaming APIs for processing text, HTML, CSS, and Blocks. Streaming means being able to handle large documents in small chunks, or being able to process documents of any size within the same limited amount of resources. It also means being able to set arbitrary limits of time, latency, and robustness of processing. Come see in this talk how to use these new APIs and which ones are coming next, why they are important and which values lead their design, and hopefully discover some new way to more capably interact with structured content on the server without blowing the budget. Talk is intended for developers working with PHP, HTML, and/or blocks.

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Las 3 automatizaciones que necesitas para convertir seguidores en suscriptores

WordPress.tv — Wed, 08 Jul 2026 12:05:29 +0000