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How to Use The WordPress Debug Log
Do you ever make mistakes? I do. The first step to fixing your errors is knowing what the mistake is. I can’t solve all your problems, but I can help improve those generated by PHP code on your WordPress site by helping you work with debug logs. A few weeks ago, when I wrote about…
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How To Create a WordPress Post
This tutorial explains how to create a new WordPress post on your website for your blog, magazine, or other custom post types, like portfolio or gallery. When you’re running or managing a blog, you want to ensure that you can grab the attention of your viewers and not bore them out. No matter how good…
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What Is Web Hosting and How Does It Works?
Web hosting is a term present for the service of hosting websites. Numerous web hosting services are of various kinds. Like you can host a website on your server, or you can buy hosting space from some host. Learn here what web hosting is and how it works. What is web hosting? Hosting is not…
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What is a WordPress Plugin?
A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WP plugi-ns are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress. What is a WordPress Plugin? In the WordPress community,…
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Best Free WordPress Testimonials Plugins
See new with a free download link a list of the best WordPress testimonials plugins to show to your visitors what your site users or clients have to say about your company or your services. Getting a ton of traffic to your website doesn’t mean much if your visitors don’t do whatever it is you’d…
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How Enable/Disable Debug Mode In WordPress
WordPress has a Debug Mode, allowing you to get information when something goes wrong easily. You must add a constant to the WordPress wp-config.php file to enable or disable the debug mode. But what about an easy way to switch on the debug mode, even without accessing wp-config.php? Disable the Debug mode in WordPress or…
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How To Hide WordPress Login Page From Hackers
See one important way and practice to protect your site from hacker attacks and brute force: Hide the WordPress login page to break these site attacks. Running a WordPress website can feel like managing a magnet for malicious login attempts. Brute force attempts to log into WordPress are so common that a page in the…
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Remove WordPress PHP Error Lines
If you are facing error lines on your WordPress related to PHP folders and other error logs on your admin, WordPress dashboard, or site front-end, see how to remove these WordPress PHP error lines from your site. PHP warnings and notices help developers debug issues with their code. However, it looks incredibly unprofessional when they…