WordPress vs. Joomla: which is better?

And that’s what we’re here to discuss; the pros and cons of WordPress vs. Joomla so you can decide which one is better for your next website.

Isobel Weston

WordPress

The layman’s guide to redirecting in WordPress

A redirect is a way for you to create a quick message informing your users that a page has moved from one URL to another. Redirects can be both temporary or permanent. You can also use the redirect to point them to the new address or another page of yours.

Rodney Brazil

EasyWP

Why EasyWP is great for building single-page websites

In this article, we’ll discuss the advantages of these simple one-page sites, and how you’re actually better off building one of your own, with WordPress.org rather than using a website builder tool — so long as you go with a host like EasyWP that takes over the arduous task of installing, managing, and hosting WordPress yourself.

Isobel Weston

WordPress

Increase page speed with a WordPress image optimizer

Whether you’re small business or an individual with a website, you need to be proactive about site speed. Optimizing your images is one way to make pages load faster. Before we cover how it’s done, It’s important to understand that improving site speed is the sum of several elements combined.

Isobel Weston

WordPress

How to create a WordPress gallery in minutes

As you upload and/or select images, a checkbox will appear at the top corner of each thumbnail. It may take a few moments to upload your photos depending on their size, and your internet speed, and the number of images you’re uploading.

Isobel Weston

Events

EasyWP @ WordCamp Europe 2019

Doesn’t time fly when you’re having fun? We can’t believe that two weeks have passed since we proudly sponsored and also exhibited at WCEU 19. This was largest WordCamp we’ve attended to date and 6 members of the Namecheap team involved in EasyWP were present over the 3 days.

Matthew Russell

EasyWP

Welcome to the EasyWP Blog

Hello World! And welcome to the new official EasyWP blog. As Namecheap’s flagship Managed WordPress product powering over 50,000 WordPress sites, we’ve launched this blog to celebrate our coming of age.

Matthew Russell