Declaring a custom font in your WordPress theme is very useful for personalizing it and adapting it to your graphic charter. However, sometimes the font of your dreams is not found in your theme options, nor on Google Fonts or TypeKit.
Here is a tutorial that will allow you to create, manage and update a shared schedule using Google Sheets. The idea is to create an extremely simple schedule for the week on Google Sheets, then submit this schedule to your team and be notified of their confirmation at the scheduled times.
Here's a new tip for Google Sheets, allowing you to quickly send predefined emails from a spreadsheet. This little feature will save you time and productivity, since it will save you from having to type your emails manually, especially when they are recurring and boring emails linked to your managerial or operational activity.
Here's a little tip for sharing a portion of a document with Google Sheets, without having to share the entire document with your collaborators. I personally needed this function in order to share the schedule of each of my colleagues, without them having access to the overall schedule. I wanted everyone to be able to see theirs.
Sometimes we need to extract a WordPress blog from a multisite network in order to give it a clean, standalone installation. This happens in particular when the blog in question requires too much customization, it no longer fits into your multisite network, or simply because you want to pass it on or sell it to someone.
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