If your WordPress website works as expected you’ll be happy. But what happens if it doesn’t work as expected? How will you identify the problems and fix it? Here comes WordPress debug mode. Once you enable the debug mode and … Read More
If you have a WordPress website then most likely you’re receiving thousands of malicious attack on your website per month. Most common form of attack every WordPress website receive is the – Brute Force Attack. By default, WordPress allows users … Read More
Post revisions is a great built-in feature in WordPress. But soon it could increase the overall database size and affect your website’s performance. The post revisions are a full copy of a Post. So if you update the post/page 50 times, … Read More