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What we are learning building AI into YOOtheme Pro, and other thoughts around AI in WordPress and Joomla.
July 15, 2026
There’s no button for this. Moving a site from Elementor to YOOtheme Pro means rebuilding it, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. That’s less grim than it sounds. Most of the rebuild is mechanical, and there’s a shortcut for the mechanical part. The migrations that go badly are almost always the ones […]
July 1, 2026
The design is finished. The client signed off. Now you open the YOOtheme builder and start over: drag in a section, set the grid, drop in a heading, nudge the padding, repeat. Every block on the page gets rebuilt by hand, even though you already made every one of those decisions last week in Figma. […]
June 1, 2026
Search for how to use AI on your site and you get WordPress, WordPress, WordPress. Joomla gets a paragraph at the bottom, if it gets anything. So Joomla site owners end up stitching the picture together out of vendor claims and forum posts. Here’s what’s actually available today, what each option is good at, and […]
May 23, 2026
WordPress 7.0’s MCP lets AI assistants like Claude actively manage and change your WordPress website. Here’s what it means for the platform.
May 1, 2026
AI in WordPress page builders compared: Bricks 2.3, Elementor Angie, Divi 5, YOOtheme, Gutenberg, the MCP shift, and where this goes in 2027.
April 1, 2026
I’ve been building with YOOtheme Pro since 2018. About a year ago I started building YOOforged, an AI toolkit for YOOtheme. This guide is what I’ve learned in that time about what AI in YOOtheme actually does, where it helps, and where it doesn’t. If you’re a YOOtheme user wondering whether AI is actually useful […]
March 1, 2026
AI translation that preserves YOOtheme layout structure. Where it complements WPML and Polylang, the workflow that scales, and what to expect on Joomla.
February 1, 2026
Most AI copywriting tools are sold like they replace writers. They don’t. What they do well is fill in the empty spaces of a site that already exists, refresh tired copy across a lot of sections at once, or get something onto the page when the blank page is the actual problem. Here’s how Copywrite […]
January 1, 2026
Most AI page builders demo well and ship broken. The fix is schema-governed generation. What it is, why it matters, and what it looks like in practice.