10 posts tagged wordpress.
Two Pro features. Your AI agent can now author real custom Gutenberg blocks in a safe sandbox, and the plugin keeps a memory of your site across sessions so the agent stops guessing every time.
How to view and edit raw HTML in Elementor, what the HTML widget is actually good for, and how to tell when a block of markup should become native Elementor elements instead.
The signs that a WordPress site is compromised, how to confirm it rather than guess, and a realistic cleanup order, including why paying for a cleanup service is sometimes the right call.
A WordPress MCP server turns your site into something an AI agent can operate directly: building pages, writing content, managing plugins and users, with your existing WordPress permissions still in force.
Most WordPress speed advice tells you to install a caching plugin. This is how to find what's actually slowing your site down first, so you fix the real bottleneck instead of the popular one.
A practical hardening checklist ordered by what actually prevents compromises, not by what's easiest to write about. Most WordPress sites are broken into through four doors.
Essential Addons, Premium Addons and Ultimate Addons for Elementor are now visible to your AI agent, along with full header and footer template control. Plus a fix for a fatal that could lock you out of wp-admin.
Fifteen new plugin integrations, 8 form builders and 7 SEO plugins, each through one clean Read tool and one Write tool. Plus a unified SEO field vocabulary, clearer Pro sections on free builds, and a redesigned dashboard.
