We understand the excitement that comes with discovering new plugins to take your website to the next level. However, we also recognize the occasional frustration when those plugins just refuse to install.
When you can’t install a WordPress plugin, there can be multiple reasons why this is happening. We’re here to help you find out what happened and show you how you can fix it.
Do you wish to prevent brute-force attacks on your WordPress site? These attacks can cause your website to slow down, become unreachable, or even install malware by cracking your passwords. We’ll show you how to prevent brute force attacks on your WordPress site in this article.
Starting a website in WordPress is extremely easy. It’s open-source, free, and offers you a myriad of features and functionalities. You can use WordPress to create a unique and feature-rich website that millions can enjoy. But what more you can do with WordPress? Well, you can make an income from it, too.
One of the easiest ways to make money from your WordPress site is by displaying advertisements on your site. It’s super simple – you can use your WordPress website the way you like and your adverts will just sit there making money on the side. Also, it takes very little effort to get started with!
When testing a website for performance using popular online tools like GTMetrix, Pingdom, Google PageSpeed, sometime we might get “Parallelize Downloads Across Hostnames” warning. This warning means that your website’s assets are delivered from the same host name, and it would slower the site’s speed.
There is a limitation on the number of concurrent connection that web browsers will make to a host. For HTTP/1 and HTTP/1.1 connections, a web browser is only able to download one file at a time.
When testing a website to check it’s speed score and load time using the popular tools such as Gtmetrix, Pingdom and Google Page Speed, sometime we will get a low score in “Remove Query Strings from Static Resources”. URLs which contain special characters such as question marks (? ) and ampersand (&) are treated as Query Strings. Some proxy caching servers cannot cache the resources with special character in the URL, like : http://yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/css/style.css?ver=1.1.1.
Today we will show you, How to reduce admin Ajax server load in WordPress. WordPress Heartbeat API was introduced in WordPress 3.6. The WordPress Heartbeat API uses wp-admin/admin-ajax.php to run AJAX calls from the browser. The purpose of this API is to improve user session management, auto saving, revision tracking. It sounds amazing, but it also has disadvantages that can also cause high CPU usage and crazy amounts of PHP processes. For example, if you leave your dashboard open it will keep sending POST requests on a regular interval, hence can cause the Heartbeat API to continually spawn PHP processes which uses CPU.
In this tutorial, we are going to provide you with step by step instructions on how to set up WordPress error logs in wp-config. The wp-config.php file in WordPress may help you find and fix problems in WordPress scripts, WordPress themes and plugins and give you feedback on what is wrong with your website.
In this tutorial we are going to show you How to Change WordPress Site URL. WordPress site administrators every now and then need to move an existing site under a new domain name and the site may not work properly after the migration if the WordPress site URL is not updated to match the new domain name. In this tutorial we will show you few methods about how to change the site URL in WordPress on a Linux Virtual Private Server.
Migrating WordPress to a new server is a quick and easy task, but it requires some special care. In this tutorial we will see how to migrate WordPress to a new server, using either the same domain name or using a new domain name on the new server.
In today’s article we will take a look at WP-CLI. WP-CLI is a set of command-line tools for managing WordPress installations. This tool allows you to set up a new WordPress installation and upgrade the existing ones, install, activate and upgrade plugins, set up WordPress multi-site and much more, using the command-line.
For this article we will use Debian Wheezy Cloud VPS with PHP 5.4.4, MySQL 5.5 and Nginx 1.2 installed on it.