24 May • WordPress • Troubleshooting •
The WordPress debug mode is a built-in feature that lets you display and log error messages for more accurate troubleshooting. It is crucial for...
24 May • WordPress • Maintenance •
WordPress websites have a significant advantage – the possibility of creating a staging site for testing changes and updates before going live. As a...
10 May • WordPress • Optimization •
A slow-loading website is a huge problem. However, there are plenty of ways to overcome it, such as properly combining external JavaScript in...
There are many great WordPress themes available to help you create a beautiful and well-functioning website. From free simplistic themes to expensive...
06 May • WordPress • Troubleshooting •
The mixed content warning is a common WordPress error often caused by incorrect Secure Socket Layer (SSL) settings. It indicates that your WordPress...
The European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), also known as a data privacy and protection law, has changed how website owners have to handle...
The menu bar on a website not only functions as a navigation tool for exploring content, but can also be used to grab the visitors attention. In other...
When managing a WordPress website, it’s important to properly measure user engagement to assess its effectiveness and strategize its growth. Users...
In 2013, WordPress introduced Heartbeat API – a feature that allows your browser to communicate automatically with the server. However, there are a...