Optmize cost for WordPress sites hosted on AWS Lightsail using free Plesk Web Admin edition
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Amazon Polly plugin for text to speech: How to keep it updated and add more cloud service provider under its ambit
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[Register Now] Webinar Series on Plugins by WP Engine
Source: WP Engine newsletter dated 8 Aug 2023
More than 60,000 plugins are available in the WordPress Plugin Directory—and that’s not including premium plugins or those on third-party directories. We’ve scoured through them all and have curated a list of do’s and don’ts—and those you need to download now.
Join us on August 15, 22, and 29 as we share our ultimate guide to plugins, walk you through some of the best plugins for beginner and intermediate users, and dive deep into a few specialized plugins that you didn’t know you needed.
This three part webinar series will cover the following topics:
- Part 1 August 15: Plugins 101 – Where to start and popular plugins to take advantage of
- Part 2 August 22: Make the most out of eCommerce & WooCommerce plugins
- Part 3 August 29: Artificial Intelligence plugins: Which ones to use and which ones to be leery of
We hope to see you there,
WP Engine Events
Still “manually” migrating WordPress sites?
Source: WP Engine newsletter dated 3 August 2023
In last week’s webinar, on WP Engine’s Builder Tools we shared a few of the recent improvements to WP Migrate. We extended our existing database export functionality to be a full-site export – adding the ability to include media files, themes, plugins, and even WordPress core files.
You can also drag and drop this exported zip file right into Local, and in a matter of minutes, spin up the site on your local machine. Meaning you can build locally in a low-stress, low-risk environment.
One really cool thing about when an export is imported into Local is Local will automatically match PHP and MySQL versions to the export files! Making the whole remote to Local workflow faster and easier than it’s ever been.
