Category: WordPress

WordPress 5.8 comes out today and it has some VERY exciting capabilities. In short, it can help your site rank higher, go faster, look prettier, be more manageable, and get more creative. Does this release sound too good to be...

60% of website breaches and hacks are because of application vulnerabilities. The reason is that you forgot to install the patches that resolves the vulnerabilities. This means having applications with known vulnerabilities installed on your website provide hackers the blueprints...

As a website owner, you can add third-party scripts to your website with just a few lines of code and accomplish useful features making it more interactive, dynamic, and interlinked. Features like analytics, ads, social media sharing buttons, video embeds,...

WordPress now powers 40% of all the websites on the Internet including websites built with open-source framework, custom coded frameworks or even without a CMS according to W3Techs. And if you restrict the data to only websites with all known CMS,...

While taking office today, President Joe Biden unveiled the new whitehouse.gov website that has been built and relaunched on WordPress. The website was built on Drupal prior to 2017 during Trump’s administration and then decided to switch from Drupal framework to WordPress...

Automattic have recently launched a new website building service with prices starting at $4,900. They started this service launch during October last year and were in quest of opinions from the website development industry inviting customers to collaborate with their creative team...

If you are running multiple WordPress setups on the same web server, it is wise to keep them in separate databases each managed by a different database user. It is recommended to accomplish this when setting up the initial Wordpress installation....

We know from experience that having your website hacked is not fun. That’s why keeping your WordPress setups secure on regular basis has become essentially important. Your website should be carefully optimized to be as secure as possible. There are,...

On average, 30,000 new websites are hacked each day. WordPress sites can be an easy target for attacks because of plugin vulnerabilities, weak passwords and outdated version of the software. Most WordPress admins don’t even know they’re vulnerable, but with...