Launching a New WordPress Site – Part 2: On-Site Tasks
Launching a new WordPress site involves many different tasks. The first part of this article looked into off-site tasks you need to execute outside of…
Launching a new WordPress site involves many different tasks. The first part of this article looked into off-site tasks you need to execute outside of…
While WordPress and other content management systems make launching a new website much easier than before, it’s still not an easy thing to do. This …
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One of the greatest features of WordPress is its built-in revision control system. You don’t have to worry about losing a previous version of your c…
Great news for my developer friends; Git and GitHub integration have been just shipped with the new Atom release. The new feature was available as a b…
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A clean WordPress installation starts with 12 database tables by default, however, with time, data quickly adds up. Your numerous posts, pages, commen…
The CSS Grid Layout Module was shipped with a new CSS unit called the fr unit. As straightforward as it can be, fr is the abbreviation of the word “…
Having a well-configured .htaccess file is crucial if you want to increase security and reduce vulnerabilities on your WordPress site. Usually, the ma…
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