Accessibility and WordPress 5.0
As reported last week over at WP Tavern, with the release of WordPress 5.0 looming large, major issues still remain for users with accessibility requirements. On behalf of the WordPress Accessibility Team Joe Dolson...
Did you know: getting the fastest website support
Got a question? In a hurry? Do you know the fastest and best way to contact us? Whilst you might have an inkling, we offer a number of ways to get in touch and...
34SP.com staff present their 2018 annual Gameathon
The 34SP.com staff are hosting a charity gameathon event this Friday. The team have been raising money for a few years now; this will be our fourth annual gameathon. In the past we have...
WordPress 5.0 set for possible 2018 release
Announced last week was the re-affirmation that WordPress 5.0 might be released this year. Matt Mullenweg – ostensibly the driving force behind the direction of WordPress – confirmed that the Gutenberg driven release is...
From the support desk: Auto deleting spam
We like to let our clients choose exactly how they want their mail filtered and processed, so we’re quite hands off with email settings. One of the regular questions we’re asked revolves around what...
Featured domain name sale – .LONDON
Every so often we like to focus on a particular domain; after all, we currently offer more than 250 different options, and the choice can be overwhelming. Our featured extension this month is the...
Getting started with WP-CLI today
WP-CLI v2 was released recently and here at 34SP.com, we’re big fans. For those that have never come across WP-CLI, it’s a command line tool for WordPress that makes managing sites a lot easier....
Ten quick tips for getting started with Gutenberg
Gutenberg is a new editor that is in development for WordPress and is set to replace the current default post and page editor. Gutenberg uses the concept of ‘blocks’ to separate content within the...
Reducing plugin errors on WordPress Hosting
We recently began testing a new feature on our WordPress Hosting Platform to eliminate the infamous white screen of death (WSOD) for most use cases. The WSOD is normally caused by a PHP fatal...
From the support desk: Why we’re saying goodbye to the email catchall
End of the catch all Users may have noticed that we have dropped support for “catch all” email addresses over the last few weeks. Why have we done this? Plainly and simply spam. A...