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There are several reasons you may need to create a redirect on your WordPress website. You may want to change your permalink structure, remove an old post or page, or create a new blog post to replace an old one. Whatever your reason, the best practice in these instances is to create a redirect so...
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One of the most common (and misunderstood) elements of a website and web hosting is the inode. If you run your own website or handle maintenance on any level at all, you will deal with inodes at some point. Whether that is through routine maintenance or attempting to fix an error, knowing what an...
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Maintenance pages are definitely not as popular as they used to be, but they do still exist. Modern sites can leverage plenty of alternatives to minimize downtime. This means if you run into an error, or have another task causing downtime, you’re no longer bound to website maintenance...
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If you’ve stumbled upon an error in WordPress, you may have been asked to clear your browser cache to fix it. This is usually a straightforward task, but because the process varies across platforms, your troubleshooting guide may not provide the specific steps you need to accomplish it. In...
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When your WordPress website is hacked, a million things go through your mind. What did the hackers find, change and steal? Who else is in danger — are your employees, partners or customers at risk now too? And how did the hackers get into your site in the first place? Before you can take the next...
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If you’ve been a WordPress developer long enough, you probably see the value in creating websites locally. You can avoid costly hosting fees (unless you use a good free hosting provider) during development, especially if you plan to develop more than one site at a time. Developing locally with...
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The dreaded HTTP error 404. No site owner wants to have them, and no visitor wants to see them. But the 404 page is a reality for each and every WordPress website out there. Making sure that your 404 page isn’t a dead-end and doesn’t stop your user’s journey across your site is...
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While WordPress is an incredibly powerful platform, it does come with its share of occasional errors and bugs. One potential source of grievance among WordPress users is the inability to log into the WordPress admin area. There are many reasons why WordPress login issues might arise, some more...
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Have you ever encountered problems with WordPress failing to deliver emails effectively? If you’ve been a dedicated WordPress user for a while, chances are you have. This is because WordPress’s default mail system, PHP Mail(), can be unreliable. For consistent email delivery through...
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What the hell is wp-content?! This might be your first reaction as a WordPress beginner or if you mainly work with WordPress through the backend. After all, the average website owner spends most of their time in the dashboard. It makes sense. After all, you can perform all important tasks from here...
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Tapping into your analytics and user behavior can help you improve your site’s SEO. If you’re interested in deepening your understanding of your site visitors’ behavior, then Microsoft Clarity can give you additional insights. Even better, it can help you improve your SEO, which could...
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Unless you plan on running a text-only website, you’ll need to handle a variety of media files. That may include images, videos, GIFs, audio files, and even PDFs. Fortunately, WordPress enables you to manage all of these resources using its built-in Media Library. In this article, we’ll...
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