HeartBeat API is a feature that allows web browsers communicate with servers. This communication between the browser and server happens via Ajax every 15 – 60 seconds. The WordPress Heartbeat API is a great feature that provides real-time communication between … Read More
Every website needs some type of web forms. Forms are useful to establish a contact with your potential clients. As a website owner or webmaster there are number of things you should know. One of the thing is about how … Read More
WordPress provides file editing capabilities in two specific locations. One is through Appearance » Editor and other is through Plugins » Editor. Using this feature you can edit Theme and Plugin files from the comfort of your WordPress dashboard. Having … Read More
Once you have installed WordPress, you need to learn how to install and activate Plugins. Plugins are nothing but small apps that extends the functionality of WordPress. You can add features like Image Gallery, Ecommerce Store, Learning Management System (LMS), … Read More
The most common way to add PHP code to WordPress is via Functions.php file. To edit Functions.php file you need FTP access. If you make a mistake while adding PHP code to Functions.php file, your website will stop working. If … Read More
Installing WordPress on your local Windows PC is a great idea. You can use it for website development, testing purpose or to even learn WordPress. Installing WordPress on your local machine can be a bit tricky. In this post I … Read More
For some reasons, if you want to find out the WordPress Page ID or Post ID, then this post is for you. Page and post IDs are required both when you’re using plugins and working with code. However, WordPress doesn’t … Read More
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