When it comes to PHP, a lot of developers love the language, a lot of the developers hate the language, and a lot of developers generally just use it to get their work done.
For what it’s worth, I’m of the latter camp. I think PHP is fine. Like anything, it’s not without it’s problems,
Learning WordPress development isn’t just about learning to code PHP.
You’ll also need some HTML and CSS skills if the sites, themes and/or plugins you create are going to work well.
In this tutorial, I’ll show you an incredibly useful feature of WordPress that mixes PHP with some simple CSS. It’s an easy-to-use but powerful technique which will give you more control over the way your content is displayed.
WordPress doesn’t offer any kind of notification system. All you can use is the wp_mail() function, but all of the settings have to be hardcoded, or else you have to create a separate settings screen to allow the user tweak the options. It takes many hours to write a system that is reliable, configurable and easy to use.
Do you want to protect your WordPress site from brute force attacks? These attacks can slow down your website, make it inaccessible, and even crack your passwords to install malware on your website. In this article, we will show you how to protect your WordPress site from brute force attacks.
What is a Brute Force Attack?
Moving a WordPress site to SSL can sometime result in unexpected issues. If you’re adding SSL to an existing WordPress site and are running into errors, then you’re in luck. In this guide, we will cover how to fix the most common issues with SSL / HTTPs in WordPress.
What is SSL / HTTPS and Why You Should Start Using it Right Away?
Do you want to set up WordPress error logs in wp-config file? The wp-config file in WordPress not only controls your WordPress site settings, it is also a very a useful debugging tool to help you find and fix errors.
The wp-config.php file is a WordPress configuration file that contains important WordPress settings.
Are you seeing the 429 too many requests error on your WordPress site? This error can be extremely frustrating because it is hard to figure out what’s causing it.
The most common reason for the 429 too many requests error is when a user, bot, or a script tries to make too many requests to the servers.
One of the most commonly asked questions on WPBeginner is how to fix WordPress not sending email problem. Many of our beginner level users ask us why their contact form plugin is not sending emails, or why they are not seeing any WordPress notifications. In this article, we will show you how to fix WordPress not sending email issue.
Have you ever bought a WordPress theme, installed it, then wondered why it doesn’t look exactly the way you saw it in the preview? What about a situation where you’d like to completely remove the blog portion of your website from the homepage?
Website homepages mean a lot when it comes to conversions.
Do you want to manually add a WordPress logout link on your site? If you run a WordPress membership site, then having a prominent logout link is helpful for your users. In this article, we will share the direct path to WordPress logout link, and how you can add the logout link in your WordPress menu as well as other areas of your site.
