Category: WordPress
Fundraising for WordPress
How to Accept Stripe Donations on Your WordPress Website
Stripe has become one of the most popular online payment processing platforms. Luckily for nonprofits, accepting Stripe donations with GiveWP is startlingly easy.
Read more about “post|post_title”Ben Meredith July 14, 2020
How to Create a Custom Donation Form Popup on WordPress
Create a custom donation form popup using extensible code snippets for GiveWP.
Read more about “post|post_title”Matt Cromwell May 27, 2020
WordPress SEO for Nonprofits: A GiveWP and Yoast Collaboration
The GiveWP and the Yoast SEO Plugin teams partnered to bring you a comprehensive WordPress SEO for Nonprofits eBook.
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon April 7, 2020
The Complete Checklist to Update Your WordPress Fundraising Site
Use this checklist to update your WordPress-powered fundraising website and avoid critical issues that might ultimately cause you to lose donors.
Read more about “post|post_title”Akshat Choudhary March 18, 2020
How to Create a Multilingual WordPress Site for Your Charity
Learn how to create a WordPress multilingual site for your charity using GiveWP and Weglot. Fully translate your donation forms.
Read more about “post|post_title”Natasha Drewnicki December 17, 2019
Tell Your Nonprofit’s Story With Gutenberg
Use the new WordPress editor to tell your nonprofit’s story. We’ve included an overview of 7 plugins and 2 Gutenberg templates to get you started.
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon January 22, 2019
WordPress 5.0 is Here: Proceed With Caution
WordPress 5.0 is imminent, but users should be cautious of updating, especially right before Giving Tuesday.
Read more about “post|post_title”Matt Cromwell November 19, 2018
Building A Giving Tuesday Landing Page with Gutenberg
Build a Giving Tuesday Landing page with Gutenberg on WordPress from scratch, or using one of our premade templates.
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon September 20, 2018
Is Your Website Ready? Your Gutenberg Roadmap
WordPress 5.0 and the Gutenberg integration are much anticipated and long awaited. This year at WordCamp Europe, Matt Mullenweg announced the Gutenberg Roadmap. The big news is, we could have a WordPress 5.0 with the Gutenberg editor integrated as soon as August. Before then, hundreds of thousands of WordPress websites need to try the new…
Read more about “post|post_title”Taylor Waldon July 2, 2018
How to Organize a WordPress Hackathon
Getting help on your nonprofit website can be as simple as planning and attending a hackathon. The WordPress community and the overall software community love to give back. What is a Hackathon? The word “Hackathon” sounds scary, right? Don’t worry, it’s not that kind of hacking. A while back, we discussed how to prepare yourself…
Read more about “post|post_title”Michelle Frechette May 9, 2018
Auditing Your WordPress Plugin for Gutenberg
With its growing list of features and blocks, it’s difficult to know where to begin in preparing an existing WordPress plugin for Gutenberg. That’s why we’re going back to the start to focus on the one change that has kept us most excited about Gutenberg since day one—the block and its ability to unify the…
Read more about “post|post_title”Kevin Hoffman March 29, 2018
Joining the Gutenberg Conversation: Online & Offline Events
This past month, we announced our new blog series, #PlayingwithBlocks, dedicated to our adoption and learnings around Gutenberg, the new block-based editor for WordPress. In addition to writing about our experiences with Gutenberg, we’re participating in a wide range of Gutenberg-related events, both online and off. As an open-source community, we’re fortunate to benefit from…
Read more about “post|post_title”Jason Knill March 8, 2018
