284 results for «WordPress» (page 6 of 29)
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Writing a blog post in WordPress
A post has a date, joins a list and can be filed under categories. It is the right shape for news, notices, customer stories and anything that accumulates over time.…
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Moving a Blogger blog to WordPress
It happens in three stages: get the content out of Blogger, put it into WordPress, and deal with the old addresses, which is the part most people forget and the…
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Turning on WordPress debug mode safely: WP_DEBUG and the log
The short answer: when the site shows a white page or a “critical error” without saying why, debug mode makes WordPress write the error to a file. You switch it…
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LiteSpeed Cache for WordPress: the first settings
The server your site runs on uses LiteSpeed Enterprise, and the LiteSpeed Cache plugin is the piece of WordPress that talks to it. With page caching on, a visitor asking…
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What to back up before you update WordPress, plugins or PHP
Before an update, save three things: the database, the wp-content folder (plus wp-config.php and .htaccess) and a note of the versions you have now. It takes five minutes and is…
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WordPress permalinks and the 404 that follows
You changed the permalinks, moved the site or updated something, and now only the home page opens: everything else returns a 404 error. Almost always the content is fine. What…
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n8n and WordPress: posts and WooCommerce orders
n8n talks to WordPress through WordPress’s own REST API. That allows two things: n8n can create or update posts on your site, and WooCommerce can notify n8n when an order…
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Migrating WordPress with a plugin: how it works and where it fails
A migration plugin bundles the site (files and database) into a package, which you carry to the destination and unpack there, swapping the old address for the new one on…
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WP-CLI over SSH: updating and fixing WordPress from the command line
The short answer: WP-CLI is WordPress on the command line. Instead of opening the dashboard and clicking, you type wp plugin update --all and it is done. On our hosting…
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Stopping spam comments in WordPress
If your blog has comments open, sooner or later it fills up with offers for watches, links to doubtful sites and sentences that make no sense. Whoever wrote them is…





