Struggling with how to bulk upload files to WordPress via FTP? Sometimes you’re dealing with so many images that the regular WordPress media library uploader isn’t cutting it. Or, you might be working with a file that’s so large you can’t upload it through the Media Library uploader without hitting the maximum upload limit. In fact, some WordPress sites have…. Continue Reading
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How to Start a WordPress Blog (Step by Step Guide)
When was the last time you had a wonderful idea that just had to be talked about? Do you have a remarkable story from your trip to Spain or several cool tricks you’ve learned from your years as a gardener? Everyone has a story that begs for exposure, and a blog gives you the tools to get out there and…. Continue Reading
WooCommerce Tutorial: Everything You Need To Launch A Store
Are you looking to create an eCommerce store with WooCommerce? If so, you’re making a great decision! But you might need help getting started with the nitty-gritty details of actually installing and configuring a working WooCommerce store. If that sounds like you – then you’re the perfect person to be reading this WooCommerce tutorial. I’ll cover everything that you need…. Continue Reading
How to Accept Bitcoin Payments on Your WordPress Website
Over the last few years, Bitcoin has seen a surge in popularity. Even though it’s sometimes associated with scammers and deemed a currency for less than honorable dealings, there are some who enjoy the notion of anonymity it brings while shopping online. Whether you personally agree with the idea behind Bitcoin or not, when you take into account that its…. Continue Reading
How to Fix Broken Links Using the Broken Link Checker WordPress Plugin
When you website has a broken link, meaning the link to the content is not working, it typically displays a 404 Error to your website visitors. This can happen because old links are no longer good, something went wrong when you connected the content to the link, or the page you are linking to simply doesn’t exist anymore. Broken links…. Continue Reading
How to Add Font Awesome Icons to WordPress Manually or With Plugins
Ever see those nifty icons on other people’s WordPress sites? The ones that grab your attention and give you added context for what you’re looking at. Pencils, hamburger icons, those sorts of things… You know, the graphics that look something like this? If you haven’t been living in a cave, I’m willing to bet that you’re nodding your head right now….. Continue Reading
How to Quickly Reset WordPress Back to Its Default State
If you’re like most WordPress users, you spend quite a bit of your time trying to keep your site functioning well. In fact, you probably spend your days trying not to reset WordPress. Because if you’re happy with your site, resetting it would be disastrous! This post is not for those times. This post is for when you want to…. Continue Reading
How to Troubleshoot WordPress Errors and Glitches
As much as I love WordPress, I’ve certainly done my share of swearing at my computer because the WYSIWYG editor won’t load properly or when I check in on one of my websites and find the theme has decided to self-destruct or there are suddenly database connection errors all over the place. To be fair, the core code of WordPress…. Continue Reading
How to Stress Test a WordPress Website
One thing they don’t tell you about starting a blog or business site is that someday your website is going to reach its limit. Hosting companies don’t have any interest in informing you about this, and the plugin and theme developers are simply trying to make more sales. So it’s tough to tell whether or not a plugin will conflict…. Continue Reading
How to Fix Error Establishing a Database Connection in WordPress
When you start using WordPress, you’re bound to encounter a number of errors, some grievous, other not so much. It’s inevitable; it can be your fault, at times systems break, someone fails at their job, natural calamities strike – anything could cause an error. Even something as good as an increase in traffic can break your WordPress site, leaving you with…. Continue Reading
