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Simon Kraft

WordPress has been a part of Simons live since 2008. If he is not podcasting, blogging or... newslettering(?) about WordPress you might find him in his day job at a European hosting company.

Latest from Simon

  1. Plugins Editorial Calendar – Content Overview Editorial Calendar – Content Overview If you run a blog with many posts, perhaps even authored by multiple contributors, it’s easy to lose track. Today’s plugin, Editorial Calendar, is here to help.
  2. Plugins Maintenance Mode for WordPress – Making Waiting Easy Maintenance Mode for WordPress – Making Waiting Easy If you’re working on a website, you might not want others to see it during that early time. However, working on a server and …
  3. Plugins Open Graph – Metadata for Social Media and More Out of the box, WordPress is surprisingly bad at equipping posts and pages with sufficient metadata. But, of course, there are appropriate plugins to address this. While many large SEO plugins include …
  4. Plugins User Switching – See WordPress Through Someone Else’s Eyes WordPress behaves differently for logged-in users than for those who merely pass by. So far, nothing groundbreaking. However, even among logged-in users, there can be differences in various aspects of a website. …
  5. Plugins Git Updater – Independent Updates for Plugins and Themes In recent weeks, the suspension of the WordPress update infrastructure for WP Engine, a WordPress hosting company, has been the dominant topic in the WordPress community. In this context, decentralized update options …
  6. Plugins Create Block Theme – entering a new world Since the beginning of the Full Site Editor, the next generation of themes has been waiting for its moment to rise. In addition to the old themes, which we now call Classic …
  7. Plugins WP Crontrol – Debugging and time travel WordPress and various plugins schedule certain events for the future. Be it the check for new updates, the execution of a backup, or the website status check. The WP Crontrol plugin by …
  8. Plugins Image Source Control – Where Did This Image Come From Again? My school was pretty progressive and had a relatively extensive website, even back in the day during my school years. The principal created it using pure HTML. He updated it several times …