Categories Blog Events News WordPress Meetups WordPress Nepal It’s Time! WordPress Kathmandu, Nepal September 2016 Meetup DevotePressPosted onSeptember 22, 2016June 4, 2019 Leave a comment on It’s Time! WordPress Kathmandu, Nepal September 2016 MeetupWe’re nearing the end of September and it’s time for yet another edition of the … Continue ReadingIt’s Time! WordPress Kathmandu, Nepal September 2016 Meetup
Categories Blog WordPress Themes Best Free eCommerce Themes in WordPress released in 2016 DevotePressPosted onAugust 14, 2016June 4, 2019 2 Comments on Best Free eCommerce Themes in WordPress released in 2016Today, we bring to you a handpicked list of the best free eCommerce themes in … Continue ReadingBest Free eCommerce Themes in WordPress released in 2016
Categories Blog WordPress Themes Top 5 free themes in WordPress.org – July, 2016 DevotePressPosted onAugust 8, 2016June 4, 2019 Leave a comment on Top 5 free themes in WordPress.org – July, 2016It’s a week past the end of July already. So, this time, I did not … Continue ReadingTop 5 free themes in WordPress.org – July, 2016
Categories Blog Events News Spotlight WordPress 4.6 Beta 4 is now available! DevotePressPosted onJuly 21, 2016June 4, 2019 Leave a comment on WordPress 4.6 Beta 4 is now available!WordPress 4.6 Beta 4 Release: Yesterday, WordPress 4.6 Beta 4, the beta version of the next … Continue ReadingWordPress 4.6 Beta 4 is now available!
Categories Blog WordPress Themes Top 5 WordPress themes in WordPress.org – June 2016 (Free) DevotePressPosted onJuly 20, 2016June 4, 2019 1 Comment on Top 5 WordPress themes in WordPress.org – June 2016 (Free)We’re already more than halfway through July and in the midst of the summer. As … Continue ReadingTop 5 WordPress themes in WordPress.org – June 2016 (Free)
Categories Blog News WordPress Nepal WordCamp: No more a “country’s affair” DevotePressPosted onJune 15, 2016June 4, 2019 1 Comment on WordCamp: No more a “country’s affair”Only a few moments ago, the lead organizer of what was supposed to be WordCamp … Continue ReadingWordCamp: No more a “country’s affair”
