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After creating a WordPress website, you get a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) that people can use to visit it, but sometimes you need to show it elsewhere. Things that come to mind include the home page, Contact Us page, WordPress theme or plugin, or creating code snippets to help the site functionality. Pulling up a…
Access to the WordPress Admin section is pivotal, but it should be restricted to unauthorized individuals, and using an IP address is a great way. There are several causes eradicated by blocking access via IP address, and we’ll mention them shortly. For now, know it is crucial from a security standpoint and will instill a…
Featured images are a crucial part of WordPress blogs, as they usually appear on top of individual blog posts or, in reduced size, on the blog page that lists your posts. Though they are not mandatory, the application of featured images helps your posts look better, ties the content in visitors’ minds to a header…
An AJAX 500 error message can appear in the WordPress Admin section, worrying administrators and encouraging a quick solution. Since there’s no one-size-fits-all solution we can suggest, we can only reveal that it’s similar to the HTTP 500 Internal Server error, meaning the server unexpectedly closed a connection because something prevented it from executing the…
Archiving pages and posts can be a crucial procedure for long-running WordPress blogs. It preserves them for later reading, whether as source material for future posts and pages or as nostalgia pieces. The latter situation may not necessarily mean that the content is outdated, redundant, or updated, though that’s the frequent reason. Changing the theme,…
Adding an RSS sitemap is a great move, as it serves an important function for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) on WordPress websites. RSS feed is also pivotal if you plan on connecting your site to external products or services, as it improves the quality and accuracy of the content updates you provide. It works in…
WordPress uses JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) to store and transfer data from the server to the web page, which can end in errors. JSON is particularly easy to understand for us (it’s “human-readable” instead of “machine-readable”) making it beginner-friendly, much like HTML. Both are used across WordPress websites, and though some users mix them up,…
Have you noticed your WordPress Admin section slowing down recently? While not devastating since you can still perform all the desired actions, it’s undoubtedly annoying to experience a delay when navigating the wide variety of sections inside. It can also be frustrating if something is time-dependent, such as publishing posts, starting maintenance, making web design…
Signed out of WordPress Admin section, yet the Admin bar remains on the frontend, prompting a quick fix? We understand why you’re worried and in a hurry. If you can see the bar, other user roles can, even if they are not permitted. Even worse,blem clearly implies that any visitor to your website can see…
Did you receive a sudden WordPress account suspension and can’t figure out why? We don’t blame you—there are several reasons WordPress.com could have blocked account access. However, they mostly come down to performing actions against the Terms and Conditions and User Guidelines. It could undoubtedly be a mistake on their end, as well. Regardless of…
Do you need to do some editing on a home page in WordPress? Not surprising—the home page is a central point of any website, regardless of the niche, so the ability to modify it is crucial. Whether you keep it relatively clean or jam-packed with content, it’s something that your visitors will often see first,…
Though not crucial per se, the WordPress Admin bar is undoubtedly a handy front-end tool for administrators, editors, and writers, making solving related problems imperative. This may seem unusual because we also taught you to turn off the WordPress Admin bar (more on that below), but we want to provide solutions for all types of…
