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So I was checking for API keys for a chatbot plugins which I was creating for WordPress site. 

I used API key from Openrouter and tested various free models . But the performance was not up to the mark. As I was checking in my localhost, somehow the connection was cutting all the times.

Then I got idea and used Ollama API keys, I found Gemma4:31b-cloud models which performs well as it has 31b parameters and 256k Context,  I checked it by providing various pdf files and asked it to analyse and give me tabular report. It gave  me satisfactory  analysis data. 

Do you have a dog or cat at home? Do you love them and want to share your journey with the world? Whether you’re a first-time pet owner or a seasoned animal lover, building your own pet website is easier than you might think — and today I’m going to show you exactly how to do it for free using WordPress and the Blogus theme.

I’ve already built a complete demo website called Pet Lover — a website for pet owners — and I’m sharing the full website file for free so you can install it on your own hosting and start publishing in minutes.

What’s included in this free Pet Lover WordPress demo?

The demo website I built includes four fully-designed pages, ready to customize:

Homepage : Featured articles, hero banner, category posts, and sidebar journal ( screenshot attached)

Client approached me for an issue, his site was showing errors from this builder .

I found the builder has issue with the PHP 8+ version. So I have made the plugins to work for PHP 8.3 .If your site is old and still using Power Builder by templatemonster you can use this.

Download PowerBuilder Plugins.

You can check screenshots of Power Builder Editor:

Here’s a simple automation workflow I recently built to track WooCommerce store activity and log structured data into Google Sheets — along with sending a notification to the admin.

When the order status is marked as Completed, the code will work. 

I have used the following blocks 

1) Webhook block — Receives structured data from the WooCommerce site

2) Split out — Separates product line items for better analysis

3) Send a Message —Sends a formatted notification to admin

4) Append row in a sheet – it will save those infos in google sheet 

The code I had to use in functions.php in WordPress theme 

So, another issue my client faced which i helped her to solve. Client was trying to install a plugins in her wordpress website but cloudflare was blocking it. Client was using paid / pro cloudflare.

I checked cloudflare dashboard and found under Security > Security Rules page, at the bottom there is Cloudflare Managed Ruleset which was showing active ( screenshot below)

So I have tried to create another small automation for Contact Form 7 where the submitted form data will be saved directly in a google sheet  and also will send a mail to admin. 

This approach can be a solution for DigitalOcean droplet where hosting does not allow or block send mail or email  functionality of PHP . 

Here I have used Webhook to receive data from contact form 7 in this format

I have tried to create a small automation using n8n where I have tried to save post comments of my WordPress blog posts directly into google sheet.  I have used n8n to implement this.

In the workflow, I have used webhook  which receive information when posts get any new comments and Append row in sheet helps to append that comment in a new row of google sheet.

If you want to create a Yoga based site with free wordpress theme you can check this post, i have shared the basic setup guid with some css modification

You can see Demo here.

Here is the OceanWP TheAme.

1. Here is the initial guide about the setup which you can do easily

So I tried to create a small automation where I get WordPress post comments directly in my WhatsApp messages whenever anyone comments on any of my WordPress blog posts.

I used a Webhook and an HTTP Request node. As I understood it, the Webhook is a listener/receiver that receives data. When a comment is made on my WordPress site, the comment is sent to the Webhook using this code:

add_action('wp_insert_comment', function($comment_id, $comment) {
    $data = [
        'author' => $comment->comment_author,
        'email' => $comment->comment_author_email,
        'content' => $comment->comment_content,
        'post' => get_the_title($comment->comment_post_ID),
        'date' => $comment->comment_date
    ];
    wp_remote_post('https://n8n.example.com/webhook/wp-comment', [
        'method'  => 'POST',
        'body'    => json_encode($data),
        'headers' => [
            'Content-Type' => 'application/json'
        ],
    ]);
}, 10, 2);

The Webhook receives it in JSON format like this:

My Client was using shopify store and she faced a frustrating issue. She was trying to send order directly to customers, but when customers was trying to fill in the details and tried to pay, the checkout page was showing some Validation issue because customer is directly using checkout page without giving some information which was necessary in Cart page/ Product page.