Powerful Plugins for Professional Sites
Filling in the gaps with best practices, we build innovative plugins for smoother operations and greater flexibility. Fully leveraging WordPress as a sophisticated and user-friendly CMS for professional sites.
TutorPress
TutorPress adds a complete, Gutenberg-native course builder to Tutor LMS and streamlines course management.
TutorPress – PMPro Integration
Integrate Paid Memberships Pro with Tutor LMS course-based pricing and subscription options via the TutorPress addon.
Blocksy + GreenShift Child Theme
Developer-oriented child theme for Blocksy that includes GreenShift integrations for a baseline design-system architecture.
Paid Memberships Pro – Snippet Manager
Addon for Paid Memberships Pro that compiles a number of useful custom code snippets in a user-friendly settings page.
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Design Library
Explore our collection of design assets, components, and patterns for your projects.
Support
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Explore Our Blog
We like to share our expertise and write on best practices in WordPress in our blog across the full stack, including hosting, third-party plugins, and specific use cases for our own plugins.
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No Thanks, Tutor LMS
Themeum has removed metaboxes in the Gutenberg editor for Courses and Lessons in version 3.0 that were there in earlier versions, and has implemented forced redirects to their frontend course builder.
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The Third Way: Navigating Tools and Best Practices
AI and the democratization of website creation tools is positive development. However, we argue established best practices are more important than ever.
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Strategic Design Comparison: Blocksy vs. GreenShift Features
Both the Blocksy theme and the GreenShift block library offer incredible features to set global styles and reusable page templates, but taken together it can get quite confusing. In this article, we’ll explore our approach to designing sites with these powerful tools.
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All-In-One Solutions and Page Builders
Not so long ago the page editor in WordPress wasn’t much different from the editor that you use when composing an email. While using page builders like Divi and Elementor made it easier to design websites in WordPress at the time, the core editor has undergone a complete refactor and is arguably the most powerful option.