Caching in WordPress- Why and How?
Category: Intermediate Let’s say you have had your site for quite some time now and it gets a good number of hits. With steady increase in traffic for your site, there is one minus, however.…
read more →
Posts Tagged "wordpress"
Move your WordPress site from local server to the live site
Category: Intermediate We already have a post on how to install WordPress on your local Windows computer using WAMP. After installing WordPress in your local computer and changing the look to something you feel good…
read more →
Publish Code in WordPress- Two easy ways
Category: Beginner If you are a programmer and use your blog to post your day to day coding tasks, you would definitely have found the need to publish native code in your blog at some…
read more →
How to add JavaScript and CSS in WordPress
Category: Advanced WordPress is a huge CMS with over ten thousand commits in their github profile. It has been in development for over ten years and continues to be in active development. Not only the…
read more →
Installing WordPress on Linux
Category: Beginner WordPress is a free and open source blogging software, which has the capability to be used as a content management system (CMS) as well. One of the reasons why WordPress is so popular…
read more →
Add Twitter Bootstrap CSS in WordPress
Category: Intermediate Twitter Bootstrap is a CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and JavaScript framework which is used to create websites. It involves adding CSS classes to your HTML markup to use the features. It was initially…
read more →
6 SQL Hacks for WordPress
Category: Advanced WordPress runs on a backend web server, the web programming language PHP and MySQL for managing databases. Being at the peak of its popularity, you would find that there are a lot of…
read more →
Add a Twitter Widget to WordPress
Twitter is a social networking website and a micro-blogging service that allows users to post and view text-based messages upto a 140-characters. These messages, known as tweets, are sent to the followers of the users’…
read more →
Save your WordPress site from brute force attacks
Category: Intermediate A brute force attack, in theory, is a cryptographic attack on any encrypted data which systematically checks for each combination a pre defined search space. Basically, it involves attempts to login to a…
read more →
How to create a password protected area in WordPress
Though we always wish stuffs published on our website to reach as much audience as it can, there might be cases where you would wish to keep some stuffs limited to a group of people.…
read more →