Learn how to easily integrate Moneybird with Easy Digital Downloads in 3 easy steps!

Integrate Moneybird with Easy Digital Downloads in 3 easy steps 💡

Leave a Comment / How-To's, WordPress / 7 minutes of reading

Moneybird is a very popular accounting software among internet entrepeneurs, which integrates easily with most ecommerce platforms and payment providers.

Unfortunately, there’s currently no workable Easy Digital Downloads integration for Moneybird. So, today I’ll show you how we can easily integrate Moneybird with Easy Digital Downloads.

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CAOS Pro v2.4.0 introduces increase GDPR compliane for Google Analytics

CAOS Pro v2.3 features easy GDPR compliance for Google Analytics in WordPress

Leave a Comment / GDPR, WordPress / 6 minutes of reading

It’s been a few months since I updated this blog. It’s been a few more months since I updated CAOS Pro. Fortunately, not without reason! What you didn’t know, is that I’ve been working on a major update for the past few months! An update that is all about GDPR compliance for using Google Analytics in the EU.

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Say “Goodbye!” 👋 to FFW.Press & say “Hello!” To… Me! 🤩

12 Comments / Rants / 5 minutes of reading

I can’t do a major overhaul of my website (new design, new domain name) without taking a moment to explain. FFW.Press became Daan.dev and while the title of this post might be confusing, it’ll all make sense in a minute. Trust me.

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Theme Authors “forced” to Catch Up: Hosting Webfonts Locally “Strongly Encouraged”

2 Comments / GDPR, WordPress / 4 minutes of reading

In light of the recent GDPR related fines in Germany, the WordPress.org themes team took a stand on hosting webfonts locally. Representative @benachi recently announced that it “strongly encourages theme authors to update their themes” and to “download and bundle Google Fonts with their themes”.

For long-time followers of this blog, this good practice has been a known fact for 2+ years. So it’s kind of sad that WP.org is only catching up now, when fines are flying around. But that’s not all…

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