Welcome to the TeamUpdraft blog, your go-to resource for all things WordPress. Explore our expert insights, case studies, and practical tips to enhance your WordPress experience and stay ahead of the curve.
When running your own website, it’s a given that the unexpected will sometimes rear its ugly head. One minute your WordPress website is running smoothly, the next, your entire site is compromised.
The WordPress admin dashboard is the control center for your WordPress website. Everything you do on-site runs through this. The admin dashboard can be used to access and make design changes, add plugins, enable extra features, create written content, add/remove users and assign roles and change functionality.
Want to add dynamic content very easily into your WordPress posts, pages, and sidebars? Adding shortcode can be the easiest and most suitable way to do just that and has the additional benefit that you can put it pretty much anywhere in your WordPress site.
Up until the advent of the internet, the most a company would know about their customers was their names, address, maybe their purchase history and little more.
In this blog, we will discuss WordPress caching; what it does – and how it improves the performance and speed of your website.
Find out how to update your site the latest version of WordPress using both automatic and manual methods with this easy to follow guide
WordPress occupies a huge percentage of the world’s websites, making up 37% of all sites currently online. While there are many reasons and factors for this success, one of the main reasons is the popularity of features available to all users. Plugins, themes, posts, pages, categories, taxonomies, user roles and media handling just to name a few.
Choosing the right backup plugin for your WordPress site matters a great deal. Whichever you choose will be responsible for keeping your data safe and easily recoverable in case of emergencies. But with so many backup plugins available, which is best?
When a new version of WordPress launched in August of 2020, something else came with it: a brand-spanking-new updates feature, along with the risks and pitfalls of WordPress auto-updates.
Content management system platforms like WordPress have successfully democratized website building in the current digital era, with what used to be a potentially expensive and tedious and difficult process, now becoming easier and more accessible for both inexperienced and experienced site owners.
The latest updates for UpdraftPlus 1.16.48 have now been released. This latest release of UpdraftPlus includes a number of features and tweaks to improve your backup and restore experience
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