How to Choose a Reliable WordPress Plugin and What Are the Warning Signs?
One of the biggest draws of WordPress is that you can add almost any feature (such as a calendar, pop-up window, or credit card payment) to your site...
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Permalinks (permanent links) determine what your website’s link system should look like.
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You created the perfect new subpage, pressed the Publish button, and then you update your website, but... you can't find it anywhere.
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Log in, change passwords, create pages/posts, edit menus, use media library.
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How to Choose a Reliable WordPress Plugin and What Are the Warning Signs?
One of the biggest draws of WordPress is that you can add almost any feature (such as a calendar, pop-up window, or credit card payment) to your site by installing a plugin.
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When we hear about cybersecurity, we tend to think of masked hackers and complicated server hacks. But the reality is much more ordinary.
How do your products get on Facebook and Find My Goods?
Imagine the situation: you have a beautiful WooCommerce webshop with 500 or even 5000 pieces of meticulously filled products. Are you not going to upload them to Facebook one by one, by hand?
Why am I not on Google?
Have you ever typed your own website name into Google and received a huge blank nothing on the search results list?
Why are robots trying to enter my site?
When a new WordPress website is created, it has a universal, factory "entrance door". Unfortunately, this fact is known not only by web developers, but also by the millions of hacking robots (bots) raiding the Internet...
