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How to connects ChatGPT to your WordPress site
A client of mine basically lives in ChatGPT. It’s their first tab in the morning, their last tab at night. They use it to draft emails, brainstorm content ideas, summarize reports — you name it. So… Keep reading →
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Long WordPress Posts Were Driving Readers Away – Meet Table of Content Block
A while back I was working on a client site in the shopping recommendation niche. You know the type — long, detailed buying guides that walk readers through everything they need to know before making a… Keep reading →
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How I Saved a Friend Hundreds in Hosting Costs by Offloading 240GB to DigitalOcean Spaces
Some months ago, a friend came to me asking for advice. He runs a pretty huge WordPress website. Not just in traffic — but in assets. We’re talking images, PDFs, PSD files, and more, totaling around… Keep reading →
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Using Debounce on the Resize Event
Not long ago, I was working on a project that had an element positioned relative to the edge of the viewport. To make it work, I needed to constantly track the position of that element. My… Keep reading →