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I just got my license for Divi Essential and it may be my new favorite go to Divi plugin. (yes, I still love Divi Booster and recommend everyone get it).
Sure, you could manually do most of the things Divi Essential offers, but not with the speed and lack of hair pulling that this terrific plugin offers.
For the longest time I used MailChimp. I was drawn to the 2,000 free subscribers.
But when MailChimp changed how they defined subscribers and made some other not so user friendly changes, I started looking for alternatives. Not just for the free tier, but for my paid subscriber lists (I have clients that send out newsletters and they need more bang for the buck than what many free tier offers).
This is one of those plugins that’s only going to appeal to a certain number of people. People like me who have a need to add syntax code to websites. But if you’re one of those people, then I recommend you get the plugin — Divi Code Snippet Module — from the creator of Divi Booster. I tried 3 or 4 plugins in WordPress, every one of them …
I’ve used a number of hosts over the years. Some are no longer in business, others were bought out by larger conglomerates that I had sworn I’d never use again which is why I was with the company that eventually got bought out in the first place. I’ve never been excited, or happy, or thrilled with one before. That is until…
Sometimes my clients come to me with computer problems that they think only I can solve. When that’s the case, I do what any rationale computer person does. I search Google and Amazon. And then pass on the answers as though they were my own.
My camera brand of choice is Nikon, and the Nikon camera I use is the D610. It’s on the lower end of their professional cameras (it costs about $1500 for just the body, so not exactly cheap), but it takes fantastic photos and is perfect for my needs. If you’re a serious photographer, then you might consider…
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