Your WordPress site can load pages before visitors even click. Learn how speculative loading works, what WordPress 6.8 turned on, and how to tune it!
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For this post, I decided to use the Section Generator in the free Otter Blocks plugin. I built nine sections of a WordPress site with it, but instead of endlessly prompting until I got it “just right,” I relied on a single prompt. Then I took a screenshot of what that prompt produced so I could share the results.
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WordPress, Apache, and Zephyr adapt to AI-driven security and infrastructure demands shaping the future of open source at scale.
Skip the analytics tab scavenger hunt. Here’s how to ask your AI about traffic, search queries, and indexing, then have it act on the answer.
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MCP keeps showing up in AI news, but what is an MCP server actually for? Plain-English answers, plus what it means for your WordPress site.
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ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude send you visitors that GA4 mislabels. Isolate your AI referral traffic with one regex and a custom channel group!
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AI agents handle daily tasks and IBM and Red Hat invest billions in open source software security.
Hosts Robert Jacobi and Dave Lockie have a conversation about AI impacts, open source priorities, data privacy, and emerging alternative network technologies
Learn how to collect a deposit now and the balance later on your WordPress site with Stripe and WP Full Pay. No WooCommerce, no code, no chasing invoices!
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A new way to back Open Channels FM and put your voice into the conversation — not a sponsorship, a statement of support with real presence on the network.