WordPress is one of the more popular content management system. A content management system lets the website owner login and add more content or update content whenever he or she wants without needing to have a web designer do it.
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It is very common to have WordPress site break after moving to a new location — also known as migrating WordPress from one location to another server. One common reason is because the domain...
read moreIf you are wondering whether you need to limit login attempts to your WordPress site, the answer is most definitely yes. But what if your site does not get that much traffic. That’s what I...
read moreThe user with id 1 is the default admin user that gets created upon initial install of your WordPress site. This is fairly common information. Most WordPress developers knows this. Hackers knows...
read moreSo you’ve install BuddyPress into WordPress and added a register page to BuddyPress in WordPress dashboard -> Settings -> BuddyPress -> Pages. But when you try to go to the...
read moreBuddyPress is a WordPress plugin. It makes WordPress members be able to post updates and mentions to other users — kind of like Twitter. BuddyPress is installed just like any other WordPress...
read moreWhen customizing the theme of WordPress, the question of whether to child theme or not to use child theme is a developer’s judgement call as every situation is different. Personally, I prefer...
read moreWordPress has the concept of child themes. In which case you should not delete the parent theme if your active theme is a child of that parent. To determine if the currently active WordPress theme...
read moreSome things you can try to speed up wordpress would be the following. But backup wordpress before trying. 1. Install a caching plugins such as W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache 2. Deactive unused...
read moreHere are some common WordPress conditional functions. Note that this is not an inclusive list. Conditional Tag: is_home() – blog home is_front_page() – site front page is_single()...
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