WPGO resource centre
Find the right answer without hunting through old product pages.
Start with current product information, browse the existing article archive, or choose the support route that matches your question.
Choose a starting point
Three routes, each with a clear job.
Current product guidance, dated editorial material, and individual support questions stay separate so their status is easier to understand.
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Product documentation
Use the documentation hub for retained guides, setup information, and clearly labelled current or legacy material.
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Articles and notes
Browse dated tutorials, announcements, and release notes from the existing WPGO article archive.
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Support
Route free-edition, paid, legacy, account, and pre-sales questions to the destination that owns them.
Current products
Start with the product’s current boundary.
Data storytelling
ChartQuill
Review the current chart-building workflow, edition boundary, requirements, and product status.
Site structure
Simple Sitemap
Review the current sitemap workflow, free and paid paths, requirements, and support routes.
Historical-content boundary
Publication dates matter.
The article archive includes announcements and release notes written for earlier product and WordPress versions. Use the current product Page and reviewed documentation—not an older post—as the authority for present features, requirements, pricing, or support status.
From the archive
Existing WPGO articles.
Dates remain visible so you can judge the context before relying on a tutorial or release note.
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An Improved Server Side Render Component for Dynamic WordPress Blocks
If you’ve developed dynamic blocks for the WordPress Gutenberg editor before then you may have encountered a common rendering issue whenever changes are made to block attributes.
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How to Create FAQs on Your Site With Ease
Well, it’s been a while since our last plugin release but we think that this one has been worth the wait. After lots of hard work we’re proud to announce the release of Flexible FAQs, a plugin to make it easy to manage large sets of FAQs on your WordPress websites.
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New Gutenberg Block Development Tutorial Released
The new Gutenberg editor will launch with the release of WordPress 5.0 so there’s not a lot of time left to get acquainted with it if you’re a plugin developer. Don’t panic though we’ve got you covered with our exclusive tutorial series.