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Forcing all users to log out of WordPress can be crucial if you suspect your site might be hacked or if you need users to log in again for security reasons. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t provide a built-in option to do this, so we’ll need to… Read More »
One of our readers recently asked if it’s possible to highlight user roles next to each comment in WordPress. This is a common question, and it makes sense because comments can quickly become hard to follow, especially on busy blogs or community sites. Displaying a… Read More »
We find that setting up error logs is essential for your effective troubleshooting and maintenance on WordPress websites. The wp-config.php file controls your WordPress site settings and can also be used to enable error logging. This feature helps you identify and resolve issues more efficiently.… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked a question that many WordPress users wonder about: how do you turn off PHP errors on your site? PHP error warnings and notices are helpful for developers because they reveal problems in your code. However, when these errors appear… Read More »
Seeing the ‘Unable to establish a secure connection’ error in WordPress can be frustrating. This common error typically occurs when you try to install or update a plugin or theme from the official WordPress.org directory. In our experience, understanding the potential causes of the error… Read More »
Recently, one of our WooCommerce users asked about removing the v=XXXX string from their WordPress URLs. These random numbers and letters appear as parameters in your permalinks, making URLs look messy. Thankfully, we’ve found several simple ways to remove these version strings and clean up… Read More »
User engagement is one of the most important metrics to track because it helps you better understand your audience and what they want. To track engagement on your site, you can look at which content your visitors read, where they click, which products they buy,… Read More »
When we first started working with WordPress, adding JavaScript and CSS felt simple enough. You just dropped the code straight into your theme or plugin and moved on. But over the years, we (and many of our readers) learned the hard way that this shortcut… Read More »
Business-oriented social network LinkedIn has launched their own share button, which gives publishers a way to spread their content on LinkedIn and enables users to easily share content with their LinkedIn network. In this article, we will show you how you can quickly add the LinkedIn Share Button in WordPress.
Are you trying to install a WordPress theme or plugin but getting stuck with the ‘Destination folder already exists’ error? Admittedly, we sometimes come across this error ourselves when testing new plugins or updating our themes across multiple sites, but we’ve found several reliable ways… Read More »
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