Plugins from WebberZone
I’ve never met a site owner who was happy with WordPress’s default search results. The reason is always the same. Core search isn’t broken. It does exactly what it was written to do. It just isn’t a search engine. It’s a database filter with a little sorting bolted on top, and once your site grows…
Most WordPress media libraries are full of JPEGs and PNGs uploaded long before WebP or AVIF were an option. New uploads are the easy part. The back catalog is the hard part, and I had no interest in shipping it to a third-party service for re-encoding. I built WebberZone Image Optimizer to do that conversion…
Back in 2015, I moved my WordPress plugins under this domain. I also needed proper documentation, and every tool I tried worked the way its author wanted, not the way I did. Documentation software treated multiple products as a premium feature, which is a fair business model. But, as a completely free plugin offering, I…
A popular posts list can get stuck showing the same old articles. I’ve been building Top 10 for nearly 20 years, and choosing which views count matters as much as where you display the results. Top 10 tracks posts, pages and custom post types, with the data stored in your WordPress database. You can display…
I wanted visitors on WebberZone.com and ajaydsouza.com to have a clear visual signal when a link was about to take them off-site. The difference between an internal link and an outbound one isn’t always obvious, especially with descriptive anchor text. I also like building plugins, so I built WebberZone Link Warnings to handle it. This…
Readers who finish an article don’t always leave immediately. They’re often looking for what to read next. The problem is that WordPress doesn’t surface that content for them by default. It leaves them to go looking, and most won’t bother. That’s a missed opportunity. A reader who has just finished an article is the most…
