How to Install WordPress on Webhost
In this tutorial we will be installing WordPress on our webhost. 1. Download the zip file of the latest version (in our case it is 4.1) from https://wordpress.org/ 2. Upload the zip file to...
read moreDeleting WordPress Themes from Dashboard
If there are unused WordPress themes that you want deleted, you can delete them from the WordPress dashboard. But it is not obvious. Sure, you can also delete the theme by deleting the theme...
read moreAdding a Multilingual Page in WordPress
In this example, suppose you have an English site and want to add Chinese version for each of the site pages. WPML plugin is highly recommended (see notes here). After installing and configuring...
read moreDo You Really Need to Limit Login Attempts in your WordPress?
If 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 moreResources and Notes on Multilingual WordPress Blog
If you want to have multilingual WordPress site, the WPML plugin at WPML.org is a great help to get you part way there. After purchase of plugin it is actually named...
read moreWhy You Should Not Have User ID 1 in WordPress
The 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 moreHow to Reset WordPress User Password
There are a few ways to reset a WordPress user’s forgotten password. As admin, you can log into the WordPress dashboard and go to Users settings. The user can click the forgot password link...
read moreHow To Remove WordPress User ID 1
The WordPress admin user that is automatically created for you when you first install WordPress is known as WordPress user with id of 1. This is because in the _users database table, the record id...
read moreUsing jQuery in WordPress Theme
Let’s say that you are altering a WordPress theme and you need jQuery to run a slider or another widget that you are building in your theme. For the purpose of this tutorial, we will add...
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