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WPForms gives us the ability to disable selection of dates in the past however if you want to restrict dates in the future there isn't an option available for the field in the user interface.
That's not impossible to do but you will have to use a bit of jQuery to achieve that. And we will show you how.
It's been over a decade of StramaXon, and since I started blogging on things I learn, do and want to share with people. Blogger was the first choice back then, it was free and what else can be a better deal breaker for a young student to start his own website.
Years have passed, WordPress is now more popular than ever and I in my professional career have built many many WordPress websites and I am totally aware of its pros and how well you can manage everything.
I have given that a thought, I worked on wireframes and designs for a fresh new version of StramaXon on WordPress but dropped it later.
It's the nostalgia. The nostalgia I have for Blogger platform is beyond anything. StramaXon is one of the oldest work from the beginning of my work in this field that's still continuing, albeit not as paced as it used to be back in 2012-2015 but I still love to regularly write a few bits every now and then.
Maybe in the future I change my mind and archive this blog and move to WordPress but for now Blogger is what I am sticking to. Probably will do some minor design updates, make some performance improvements and so on.
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The score you get on Google PageSpeed Insight tool is a major factor for your website or e-commerce site's search engine ranking, but if you are on WordPress, especially with WooCommerce it is possible your scores are pretty bad.
Recently I had to work with the WooCommerce REST API to do stuffs with products, mainly create / update it. However with its OAuth 1.0 authentication I couldn't get it just right. The REST API returned authentication error messages.
Setting up a store but now you are stuck with the CSV import of your products? It happens and its frustrating when the error is not very descriptive.
I faced a similar issue and after a lot of digging found a solution for the issue I was facing.
If you are trying to add / edit the "Pages" widget on your Blogger blog's layout you may have noticed that it isn't working lately.
An "Add more to cart" module on the Checkout is a great way to increase the amount of products your customers buy, Checkout page can be a great place for showing a few more products that your customers may want to add to their carts.
More cases of WordPress websites being infected by .ico Malware are showing up and it is a difficult job to get rid of it completely and make sure site safe again, but it's not impossible.