What is Cache in WordPress? Types and Benefits Explained
Caching is a mechanism that allows storing data in a specific way that enables quicker and simpler access to the information than retrieving it from the source.
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JavaScript For Loops: A Beginner’s Guide with Examples
Loops allow us to run a specific piece of code multiple times as desired. In this post, we will specifically focus on the 'for' loop in JavaScript and present examples that use the loop to achieve various tasks.
How to Style External Links Differently Using CSS
I am constantly improving the user experience and the appearance of my website, especially the look and feel of the blog. Yesterday, while going through one of the posts, I noticed that there are quite a few external links in [...]
Optimizing Contact Form 7 for Better Performance
Contact Form 7 is one of the most popular plugins for building forms in WordPress. It supports form customization, works with Ajax, and integrates with CAPTCHA. However, most websites use it on a single page, typically the contact page. Despite [...]
How to Allow Gutenberg Editor for Custom Post Types
Gutenberg is the new editor that comes by default in WordPress (version 5.0+). However, it turns out that it does not automatically appear for Custom Post Types. By default, these use the classic WordPress editor. It’s possible (quite likely, actually) [...]
Complete Guide: Migrating Your WordPress Site to HTTPS
Recently, I migrated my blog to the HTTPS protocol, and I want to share with you the process and some things I learned along the way. I also noticed that there isn’t a comprehensive guide explaining the steps to properly [...]
FTP Explained: A Beginner’s Guide for WordPress Users
Although lots of things can be done via the WordPress dashboard, not everything can be done. Sometimes you need to make a change directly to one of the website files. You may want to do this in order to strengthen [...]
Display the Estimated Post Reading Time on WordPress
You’ve might come across certain websites that provide the estimated reading time of an article like this one. Personally, when I saw this, I thought it was a bit absurd. However, I’ve already come across several articles explaining that displaying [...]
How to Fix 500 Internal Server Error on WordPress Sites
Server Error 500, also referred to as 500 Internal Server Error is probably the most annoying error you can get, on WordPress websites in particular, and on websites in general. Server Error 500 basically means that something somewhere went wrong.
Gutenberg – The New WordPress Editor
Maybe you’ve noticed some tremors around the world of WordPress. Something has been cooking for quite some time, and its name is Gutenberg. It’s a new editing environment in WordPress, and its impact is going to be quite significant. Some [...]