How to Setup FileZilla (FTP) for Your WordPress Site
WordPress is probably the most preferred CMSs out there with all of its plugins, themes, customization options, widgets, etc. in all of its glory! Some WP pros even tweak and work directly with...
View ArticleHow Can Your WordPress Site Consistently Hit 90+ Score on Google’s PageSpeed...
Being in SEO for about 7 years, while the entire world was transitioning more & more to smartphones in the background, along with strides in 5G internet connections, I knew that if there were to be...
View ArticleHow to Add a Contact Form on Your WordPress Site
Back in the good old basic HTML coding days, one of the things I learned was to create a form. Honestly, that part wasn’t that hard. Even today, you could probably find a tutorial online to learn the...
View ArticleHow to Get Rid of the ‘Uncategorized’ Category in WordPress
If you’re new to WordPress, or may have been using it for a while, one of the things probably bugging you is the existence of the “uncategorized” category. WordPress, by design, ends up choosing...
View ArticleHow You Can Quickly and Easily Hide WordPress Visual Elements From the Front-End
WordPress has made life easier for all aspiring bloggers, business people, and anyone, for that matter, who are looking to communicate a message online, or gain & spread awareness. However,...
View ArticleHow to Exclude Specific Pages From the Pages WordPress Widgets
A celebrated aspect of WordPress is its ability to scale and automate things. Anyone sincere about their SEO efforts can surely appreciate this feature. However, in some cases, you might want to...
View ArticleHow to Edit Footer in WordPress?
How to edit footer in WordPress? That really depends on how much customization you want, what you want to change, and how you want to change it. Footers, in general, on a website can play a significant...
View ArticleHow to Embed Videos in WordPress
How to embed videos in WordPress? To do so, you can use either of the three methods that will be described below. Let’s jump right in! Method 1: Using a Block Editor or Something Similar Embedding, in...
View ArticleHow to Disable Comments on WordPress
How to disable comments on WordPress? Primarily, there are two methods to do so. The first one is a global setting where it’ll disable comments on all posts, while the second one is a choice that can...
View ArticleHow to Prevent and Restrict Brute Force Login Attacks in WordPress
How to prevent and restrict brute force login attacks in WordPress? Yesterday was just a regular Sunday for me, until it wasn’t. I woke up to a bunch of emails in my inbox about numerous too many...
View ArticleHow to Prevent DDoS Attacks on WordPress (for Free)
How to prevent DDoS attacks on WordPress? An upgrade from a simpler DoS (Denial of Service), DDoS attacks leverage multiple botnets to send fake targeted traffic to a domain in order to overwhelm its...
View ArticleHow to Use WordPress Plugins
How to use WordPress Plugins? For the unversed, here’s a quick summary of what plugins are: Plugins enhance, and in some cases, even create new WordPress capabilities, so as to allow site owners to...
View ArticleWhat Is Cache Flushing in WordPress?
What is cache flushing in WordPress? Speaking strictly as it relates to websites, a cache, be it WordPress or not, is fundamentally a stored copy/version of your websites’ assets on your users’...
View ArticleHow to Create a Simple and an Effective Table of Contents in WordPress...
There are quite a few WordPress Table of Contents plugins available for WP users who want to leverage them; this post however, will teach how to create a simple and an effective table of contents by...
View ArticleHow to Add Meta Descriptions to Five Different WordPress Content Types
WordPress predominantly classifies different types of content into the following five types: Posts Pages Categories Tags And obviously, the homepage. To add meta descriptions to all five, most WP users...
View ArticleInstalling Google Tag Manager [GTM] on WordPress (Without a Plugin)
Long gone are the days when you have to individually manage different tracking scripts with 100 separate logins and work every time with the source code. With the introduction of Google Tag Manager — a...
View ArticleHow to Upload Google Search Console HTML File for a WordPress Site
Google Search Console is paramount to any SEO who’s serious about organic growth and performance. And to that end, most WordPress users are either likely wanting to integrate Search Console Data via...
View ArticleHow to Add Cloudflare to GoDaddy Managed WordPress
Adding Cloudflare proxy, CDN, and its other features to your managed GoDaddy WordPress plan isn’t hard at all. I’ve personally benefited from it a ton, and I am sure you will too! Prerequisites/Things...
View ArticleHow to Change Link Color in WordPress
Changing hyperlink/link text colors in WordPress can be achieved via two methods. The first is a global level CSS setting that gives more functionality for tweaking specific link states, such as hover,...
View ArticleHow to Edit robots.txt in WordPress
A robots.txt file is always supposed to live at the root of your site. So for example, the robots.txt for Feed The Curiosity can be found at https://feedthecuriosity.com/robots.txt. This file plays a...
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