How can you enable debugging mode in WordPress or get more information about WordPress errors displayed on a web browser? If you are a WordPress user or developer and are asking these questions, you...
WordPress is the most popular platform in the world for building websites, be it a blog, an e-commerce website, a business website, a portfolio website, an online business directory, and so on. It is...
First released in 2003, WordPress has grown to become one of the leading CMS systems in the internet, accounting for over 30% of the market share. WordPress is a free and opensource CMS that...
WordPress is an open source and free blogging application and a dynamic CMS (Content Management System) developed using MySQL and PHP. It has huge number of third party plugins and themes. WordPress currently one...
WordPress 5 recently released with some core changes, such as the Gutenberg editor. Many of our readers might want to test it on their own server. For those of you, in this tutorial we...
If you are looking to self host your own WordPress website, there are numerous ways to do that. You have probably heard about LAMP and LEMP stacks. In this article, we are going to...
WordPress is all over the web; it’s the most popular and most used content management system (CMS) out there. Is your website or blog is powered by WordPress? Did you know that malicious hackers...
Sometimes, a WordPress user, with one of the following capabilities, such as administrator, editor, author, contributor or subscriber, forgets its login credentials, especially the password. WordPress password can be easily changed via “Lost password”...
In this tutorial we’ll learn how to install WordPress in FAMP stack in FreeBSD. FAMP stack is an acronym that stands for FreeBSD Unix operating system, Apache HTTP server (a popular popular open-source web...
OpenLiteSpeed is a high-performance event-driven open source web server developed and maintained by LiteSpeed Technologies. In this article, we will see how we can use CyberPanel to get up and running with LSCache and...
