If you want your WordPress blog to stand out you’ll have to make it attractive to readers. Things like your content, images, and headlines will all bring more people to your site and keep them there. You need to be able to stand…
This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Plugins I Must Avoid WordFence is not a plugin for novices or amateurs. It isn’t a bad plugin, it is well-developed, supported, and maintained. It is powerful and will take your site down if…
I have been dealing with so many issues after my sites were migrated that I lost track. I need cron, the issue is that cron status is disabled. But in the Config file, it is not so. I used WP Config File Editor to…
WordPress has enabled countless people to start their own web design businesses. Especially if you have some web development chops, the platform is the perfect vehicle to earn money creating web presences for others. At the same time, WordPress is also a great…
Simon Codrington covers the basics of what you need to know about building your own WordPress plugins and best practices for WordPress plugin development. Entire article from Source: An Introduction to WordPress Plugin Development Please visit and share from the source. Are you…
This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Plugins I Must Avoid
Quality WP security info. Easy to understand fully and quickly because of the the graphics. Not another loooong techno-babble article referencing things I never understood to begin with. I have used a few of the security plugins recommended, they are solid choices – well…
Great info! Gmail is more secure and reliable than WP email without the added issues. This is the first part without the instructions for configuring the plugin and API, etc. See the source link for more and to share this article. – me…