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From the workshop.
Consent, licenses, Divi 5 and the craft behind it all — concrete, not marketing.
[ October 4, 2026 ]
Since March 2024, Google has required Consent Mode v2 for websites with visitors in the European Economic Area — otherwise features like remarketing and conversion tracking stop working. At the same time, practice shows: many WordPress sites bring in a full consent management platform for this, even though the mechanism itself is surprisingly lean. This […]
[ October 4, 2026 ]
Cookie banners have a dubious reputation: they cover the page, annoy visitors — and they cost loading time. How much depends less on the banner itself than on how the consent solution is built. This article breaks down where the costs actually arise, how to measure them on your own website, and what to look […]
[ October 4, 2026 ]
Anyone who wants to sell plugins, themes or design assets directly from their own WordPress site almost automatically ends up at WooCommerce. That is a strong platform for shipping goods — but seriously oversized for a portfolio of digital products: shipping zones, stock management, product types for physical goods, and an admin area half of […]
[ October 4, 2026 ]
Anyone who has ever tried to copy-paste a Divi layout from an AI chat into WordPress knows the result: export JSON that the Visual Builder won’t swallow, or generic HTML without a single native module. The bottleneck is not the AI — it’s the interface. The Diviskit Agent closes exactly that gap: it makes a […]
[ October 4, 2026 ]
Generative AI can produce Divi layouts — that is no longer the question. The question is whether the generated values are actually what Divi 5 really stores. Anyone who has ever searched the Visual Builder for an attribute invented by an AI knows the problem: the JSON looks plausible, lands in the database — and […]