How to Disable File Editing within the WordPress Dashboard using wp-config.php
This very small change could save you a ton of trouble down the road.
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Audit WordPress Activity on Your Websites Like a Boss with WordPress Activity Logs and Server Logs
Many WordPress websites are run without any auditing in place. Here’s how to audit WordPress activity on your site and make sure you have a WordPress activity log when you need it.
88% of You are Using the Wrong Browser to Manage Your WordPress Sites
Are you one of the just 12% of WordPress admins who are using the right web browser to manage your sites?
How to Save Elementor Form Data into Your WordPress Database
When having contact form data sitting in your email isn’t enough – there’s a way to add it to your site database for easy reference.
I Abandoned the WordPress Classic Editor – So Should You
A large number of WordPress users are still avoiding the Block Editor over a year after it was released. If you’re one of them, you should reconsider.
5 Undeniable Reasons to Avoid Nulled Versions of Premium WordPress Plugins & Themes
Trying to save a few bucks using nulled WordPress plugins & themes can put you in a world of hurt.
Gutenberg: 5 Cool Ways to use Reusable Blocks
These fun ways to use Gutenberg blocks can save you a bunch of time on repetitive tasks.
WP-Optimize: Speed Up Your WordPress Site with Database Optimization
This plugin simplifies and automates many database optimization processes.
WordPress Backup Plugin UpdraftPlus Has Some Excellent New Features
For those WP folks out there – don’t skimp on backing up your site!
How to Add Facebook Messenger to Your Website
Before implementing Facebook Messenger on your website, consider whether you have the time (or staff) to respond to messages quickly. If so, adding Facebook Messenger to your website is an easy way to gain additional sales conversions.
Evergreen Content – One of the Most Powerful Types of Content for Your Website
Evergreen content never gets old & never goes out of season. It’s a key element to a viable website if you can’t afford to hire full time writers to churn out time-sensitive articles.
Restricting the WordPress Admin Dashboard by IP Address
If you only manage your WordPress website from a few different locations, it’s pretty easy to lock down access to a handful of IP addresses. Here’s how to do it.