WordPress Hosting – Choosing for Scalability
As any website owner knows, choosing the right hosting provider for your site is a crucial decision. This becomes especially pertinent when your platform of choice is WordPress, the world's most popular content management system (CMS). With the ever-increasing potential for web traffic and expanding site content, scalability is an imperative factor to consider. In […]
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How to Disable Comments in WordPress
Comments can be an excellent way to foster engagement and feedback on your WordPress posts. However, there might be times when you want to disable comments, either due to excessive spam, a desire for a cleaner look, or any other reason. In this article, we’ll explore multiple methods to disable comments in WordPress, ranging from […]
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Debunking Common WordPress Myths
WordPress has risen to become one of the most popular content management systems (CMS) worldwide. However, with popularity often comes misconceptions. Let's debunk some of the most common WordPress myths that may be clouding your judgement. WordPress is Just for Bloggers: While it's true that WordPress began as a blogging platform, it has evolved considerably […]
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Shopify vs WooCommerce – The Pros and Cons of Both
In the arena of e-commerce platforms, two giants stand out prominently: Shopify and WooCommerce. Both offer robust features and capabilities, but they cater to different audiences and possess unique attributes. This article will present a balanced view of the two, but by the end, you might see why WooCommerce might hold a slight advantage for […]
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Managing WordPress Sites with Git
In the age of continuous integration and development, managing WordPress sites using version control, particularly with Git, has become more than just a trend—it’s a best practice. At the forefront of this is the idea of pushing only the theme that you’re working on. But why would I recommend this approach, and what benefits does […]
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Becoming A Great WordPress Developer
WordPress, which began as a modest blogging tool in 2003, has since blossomed into the world’s most popular Content Management System (CMS). Today, it fuels over 30% of the web, reflecting its versatility and user-friendliness. With its increasing popularity, there’s been a heightened demand for WordPress developers. But how does one transition from being a […]
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The Missing Responsive Features of WordPress Gutenberg Editor (And How I Fixed Them)
The WordPress Gutenberg editor has come a long way since its inception in 2018 with the WordPress 5.0 release with the introduction of full site editing in WordPress 5.9. Yesterday (24th May 2020), WordPress 6.0 was released, but we are still missing key responsive features that make it a viable solution for building no-code websites […]
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How To Prevent Your WordPress Website Getting Hacked – 6 Easy Steps
WordPress powers roughly 25% of the websites seen on the internet. That’s a vast number of websites and that, unfortunately, means it’s a hot target for hackers with possible malicious intent. It’s likely you’ll see plenty of attempts to log into your admin panel if you have some form of logging available to you. This […]
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