WordPress Caching guide: How does it improve your site speed?
In this blog, we will discuss WordPress caching; what it does – and how it improves the performance and speed of your website.
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Tips and tricks
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How to update your site to the latest version of WordPress
Find out how to update your site the latest version of WordPress using both automatic and manual methods with this easy to follow guide
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How to restore your WordPress site to a previous date
Learn how to quickly restore your WordPress site to a previous date with UpdraftPlus.
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How to integrate Slack reminder notifications with WordPress
With so many different demands vying for your attention in modern life, it can be easy to lose track of the many important tasks you are supposed to carry out and hopefully be reminded of.
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5 ways you can set up a profitable side hustle using WordPress
With the stresses and demands of modern life, most working-aged people are perfectly happy to sustain and manage just one full-time job and while there isn’t anything inherently wrong with having just one arrow in your professional quiver, it can leave you open to being at the whims of the unexpected.
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Why defunct WordPress plugins pose a threat & how to secure your site
Let’s get one thing clear right away: WordPress as a freshly-installed CMS isn’t particularly vulnerable and remains a strong option if you want to create a secure site.
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How to use Advanced Custom Fields with WPML
With Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) users can easily add meta box(es) to a post, page, custom post type and even categories
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Lossy vs Lossless image compression
This blog will help you understand what kind of results and savings you can expect to achieve with ‘Lossy’ and ‘Lossless’ compression methods.
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How to make a WordPress site accessible for users with Colour Blindness
As part of Colour Blind Awareness Day 2018 I thought I would share my experiences. I first discovered I was colour blind at the age of 7 while in class at primary school, looking at a chalkboard and struggling to read the yellow writing. After this incident I went to have my eyes checked and sure enough, I was diagnosed as colour blind.
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The scheduler in my WordPress installation is not working – what should I do?
WordPress has a system for running scheduled tasks in the background. This does lots of useful things – things like clearing up internals (theent equivalent of taking out the garbage), checking for available updates, and performing actions that plugins want doing at a set time, or regularly (like optimizations!).
