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We recommend using strong passwords as the first step in keeping your WordPress website safe from hackers. You can add an extra layer of security with SALT keys. These special codes protect your login information, making it much harder for hackers to break in. Think… Read More »
We once faced a frustrating issue where user logins and shopping carts on one of our sites kept failing. The hidden culprit was a simple oversight in how our site managed cookies. Dealing with technical settings like cookies can feel intimidating for beginners. However, getting… Read More »
When someone searches your site, they might see something like http://example.com/?s=search-term. Not exactly the cleanest or most professional look, right? It can feel a bit clunky, and unfortunately, it’s not great for user experience or SEO. After working with WordPress for over a decade, we’ve… Read More »
If you’re seeing the ‘429 Too Many Requests’ error on your WordPress site, you’re not alone. We sometimes come across this error ourselves, and it can be quite frustrating when you can’t access your website. The 429 error appears when your website receives too many… Read More »
The ‘413 Request Entity Too Large’ error can pop up when you are trying to upload a theme or plugin file in WordPress. It means that the file is larger than the allowed maximum file upload limit on your website. We’ve been helping WordPress users… Read More »
Did you know that you can use Google AdSense to also show related posts in WordPress? Matched Content is a Google AdSense feature that allows you to show related posts in WordPress while also make money by displaying ads alongside. In this article, we will… Read More »
Do you want to disable the screen options button in WordPress? The screen options button allows users to show and hide elements on different pages throughout the WordPress dashboard. However, if you share the dashboard with others, then this button can cause problems, especially if… Read More »
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