There has been a critical error on this website is one of the most scary messages you would get while you are working with WordPress. But actually, it is quite easy to fix. In this post, I am going to show you how to easily […]
If you have been using WordPress for a long time, it is possible that you have many spam comments, revisions, transients cache, etc. on your WP database. In this post, I listed the most useful SQL queries you can use to clean up your WordPress […]
WordPress Themes are one of the top reasons that we love using WordPress. It just takes minutes to switch to another theme and give your site a fresh new look. Many themes come with great options pages and style packs included. But sometimes you may need […]
Sometimes SQL knowledge is critical for WordPress developers to run mass updates on your posts. In this post, we are sharing an example SQL query to get posts using a category name. This requires database access and some basic SQL knowledge. To get all posts […]
When you enter a URL into your browser’s address bar and hit Enter, you set in motion a series of events that ultimately lead to the display of a fully rendered web page. Behind the scenes, numerous processes and interactions occur, seamlessly bringing together various […]
Managing backups and restoring your WordPress site is an essential task for any website owner. Backups allow you to recover your site in the event of a disaster, such as a hacker attack or a server crash. It is also a good practice to keep […]
WordPress Hosting packages differ a lot between hosting providers. But to call a Hosting, “WordPress Hosting”, that provider should meet certain requirements. Otherwise, it will fail badly and you will notice it fairly late. You can find our top WordPress Hosting Requirements for 2023 in […]
WordPress needs PHP extensions to generate page content, update core and plugins and also for handling of file and image uploads. In this post, we have compiled a complete list of required PHP extensions for operating WordPress on a linux server. Critical PHP Extensions Critical […]
htaccess is the main entry point for any WordPress website. When you enter an url to a WordPress website, url request is sent to the server and it is then handled by WordPress using rewrite rules defined in the htacess file. Often, htaccess file is […]
When you are creating a custom loop, generally query_posts or WP_Query is more than enough for the job. But if you want to work on an API project that depends on WordPress tables, then you will need to use custom MySQL queries. Here is a […]