Having trouble accessing or managing your WordPress website? Here you can find tips and techniques to easily manage it. In this category, we also share about various WordPress plugins and themes.
Uninstalling WordPress from cPanel is a super easy task; you can do it in just a few clicks. Below, I have shared the exact way you can follow to remove/uninstall WordPress from cPanel completely. Follow the below instructions carefully to be done with it. You may need to uninstall WordPress from cPanel if …
Adding a link on a web page is super easy; you can paste the nacked link or hyperlink on any word, but many users are facing issues with making those links open in a new tab. If you are one of them, then this article is for you. Here is how to make …
We all know the importance of optimizing headings on our website. The one you see just above right now— it did click your attention to read more. Didn’t it? That’s what I will discuss today with you, dear readers. Customizing heading styles, especially in themes like Divi, isn’t rocket science, but it needs …
iFrame allows you to embed video, images, and content from other websites on your web page. With the help of iFrame, you can show the content from the different websites on your one without actually hosting it on your website’s server; the content will directly load from the original server to your website. …
If you’re looking to speed up your WordPress website, then using a CDN on your WordPress blog is a great way to do it. A CDN can help store copies of your site’s static content, including images, CSS, and JavaScript, on their servers around the world and serve them to visitors from the …
Have you ever experienced the hassle of WordPress’s annoying email verification page when trying to log in to your admin panel? I know this feature can be helpful for many people, but for people like me, it is really frustrating. I always look for a way to remove it. And if you’re on …
If you’re someone who often works with WordPress or writes about it, you must be familiar with a file called “wp-config.php” or “wp-config-sample.php“. This file is super important for your WordPress site because it has all the details about your website and where it stores its data. It’s like the key to telling …
WordPress is constantly evolving and adds new features with every update. And after the WordPress 4.2 update, they’ve added the emojis feature to make it more lucrative to users. But 99% of the time, we don’t want to use emojis on our website, thus loading an extra “wp-emoji-release.min.js” file doesn’t make any sense. …