In this post, we’ll share how you can install WordPress locally on Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu/Linux using DevAtakdomain, DesktopServer, XAMPP, WAMP, or MAMP.
MoreWordPress 5.5 “Eckstine” is out, and it’s time for us to introduce the most noticeable changes and features added to Core with the second WordPress release of the year.
MoreWith over 1 million active installations, W3 Total Cache is one of the most popular caching and optimization plugins in the WordPress repository.
MoreIn this article, we will show you how to understand why WordPress does not send emails to you or your users, and show you how to correct it.
MoreIn this article, we will show you five different ways to get a post ID in WordPress, from traditional to orthodox.
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MoreIn this article, we will explain what the final titles are and how they affect your website. Next, we will show you step by step how to add a complete title in WordPress in several different ways.
MoreIn this article, we will show you how to check your current WordPress version and guide you how to update to the latest version of WordPress.
MoreIn this article, we will really show you how to do this. We will discuss which parts of the website you need to repay, and show you four repayment methods, including manual methods, using plug-ins, through your virtual host, and on a local site. let's start!
MoreIn this article, we will discuss what an SSL certificate is, and when and why it can be used.
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