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Disable WordPress Comments: All or Specific Posts

The WordPress comment section is a great way to engage your visitors by providing a platform to interact. They can share their thoughts, ask doubts, and interact with other commenters on the website. So, it’s been enabled by default on all WordPress installations, except if you have some custom themes or plugins on top. Because…

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How to Install WordPress Plugins

Installing WordPress plugins or themes is pretty easy for those who familiar with the WordPress dashboard and have been utilizing the CMS for quite a while. So, as you may have already guessed, this simple guide is focused on those who do not have any idea about the CMS and probably migrated from some other…

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Change WordPress Theme from Database

The WordPress theme management usually takes place in the WordPress backend in the Appearance > Themes. However, in some situations, this may not be possible. For example, just after a WordPress update, or you updated your WordPress theme, your site may go all blank, and you realize that you no longer have access to the…

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Disable Default WordPress Themes

You are here because you saw the default WordPress themes that start with “Twenty” keeps reappearing on your WordPress website every time you update your WordPress and a new WordPress default theme is released. Even after deleting them several times, they keep reappearing as soon as a new release of the Twenty Twenty (as of…

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WordPress not Updating Automatically: What to do?

Is WordPress not updating automatically? Are you facing any problems in updating WordPress to the latest version through the automatic WordPress update process? Don’t worry about them. We have the solution. Before we are getting started, read our article on How to Update WordPress to know more about the WordPress update process. It is a…

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How to Disable Theme/Plugin File Editing in WordPress Admin Area

WordPress allows users to edit the Theme/Plugin files directly from the WordPress dashboard. This is a great feature that makes it extremely easy to edit the files without having to access the hosting account every single time. However, this also opens a door for the hackers and exploiters to inject files and scripts to your…

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Steps to Merge Two WordPress Sites without Compromising SEO

WordPress is a script with amazing possibilities. You can virtually perform all major operations without any time-consuming processes. Imagine, you have two WordPress-based websites and would like to merge them. The purpose of merging multiple sites is to help you to reduce the work involved and in the ultimate promotion of your content across various…

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File and Folder Permissions in WordPress: A Quick Guide

WordPress is a complicated content management system. Even though you will not face any trouble with the system, sometimes you will have to fix things yourself to get the work done. Especially when it comes to the file and folder permissions, it is important to be aware of the do’s and don’t do’s. If you…

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How to Use Shortcodes in WordPress Sidebar Widgets

Ever faced a problem when you tried to attach any shortcodes to the sidebar of your WordPress website? Did it output a result like the below image? Then this article is for you. We will teach you how you can successfully input shortcodes to your WordPress website sidebar and be able to enjoy the functionality…

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How to Fix Internal Server Error in WordPress

If you have been using the internet for a while, you might come across the HTTP 500 Internal Server Error. It is enough to panic the beginners in WordPress as any other problems. Before being tensed a lot, take a deep breath and listen to the solution. It is not that much of a big problem to…

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How to Delete All WordPress Comments

WordPress Comments are a necessity to keep your visitors lively and interactive with the website. However, there may be some situations where you need to delete all WordPress comments in bulk. Deleting them one by one could be very time-consuming, especially if you have a bigger website. Even if not, it is probably better to…