By default, WordPress performs native searches using very resource-intensive MySQL queries that force the database to carry out a full scan of the `wp_posts` table (filtering using `LIKE %keyword%` in the titles and content of each post). As your site grows, this record-by-record scan severely impacts server performance, causes CPU usage in MySQL ... Read more
Here’s the Chatbot Local plugin in action. (At the moment, there aren’t many questions added.) If you’d like to try it out with more answers added, You can do it here. If you’re looking for "chatbot" In the WordPress repository, you’ll find hundreds of AI-based plugins or external services. AI is everywhere. It’s ... Read more
Well, it’s now available in the repository; it took them less than two days to review and approve it this time. You can tell the WordPress plugins team have really got their act together, just as they said they would. Little Notes ("Pequeñas Notas" for want of a better translation in spanish) is ... Read more
There are several plugins that do something similar, but almost all of them are designed for use when you’re designing or reviewing a website with clients (or for your own projects) to streamline the feedback process by allowing you to add notes in the post and page editor or on your WordPress dashboard. ... Read more
Between late 2025 and early 2026 I converted three functions I used regularly into plugins, which I ended up uploading to the WordPress repository in case they might be useful to someone. Last week I reviewed all three to check their security and compatibility with WordPress 7.0, which was released on 20 May. ... Read more
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