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Continue readingIn fact, there are four means of changing a parent theme: Update the file style.css of the parent theme: create it in the child theme, import data of the parent theme and…
Continue readingPurpose of Code Snippet Web browsers like Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge cache the static files on your webpage. This will help browsers to speed up loading your…
Continue readingCode Snippet Purpose When you delete a post or page, WordPress by default send the content to trash section without any warning. However, the trash content will be there forever…
Continue readingPurpose of Code Snippet PHP is the backbone of WordPress. In order to protect the hosting servers, many web hosting companies limit the memory limit and execution time of PHP…
Continue readingWordPress by default generates XML Sitemap for your site. However, you need to manually submit the sitemap to Google Search Console in order to the available reports. WordPress XML Sitemap…
Continue readingWordPress offers different user roles to manage the website. Administrator is the role in WordPress with the highest level of authorization. An Admin user can modify any other admin or…
Continue readingUntil version 5.0, WordPress was using a TinyMCE based text editor interface called Classic Editor. This was a simple and super fast editor that you can quickly copy and paste…
Continue reading301 is a HTTP status code number. This is a server side status code, returned by a web server when the requested URL by the client is reached by redirecting…
Continue readingWp-config.php is a WordPress configuration file that contains sensitive information to control the behavior of your website. WordPress software does not contain wp-config.php by default, it comes with a sample…
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