Updated by Tara Malone Should you create an online course with WordPress or use a third-party course builder like Thinkific, Ruzuku, or Teachable? It may surprise you, but creating an online course on your WordPress site is often the way to go. But this option seems daunting to many course creators. It usually comes down to […]
By default most webservers like Apache, NGINX and LiteSpeed have directory browsing enabled. It simply means that people can view the content of the individual folders (directories) in your website. From a security standpoint you don’t want this happening since you don’t want people to look around your site structure. Hackers can easily find potential
WordPress makes managing your website easy… but that doesn’t mean it’s completely maintenance-free. Neglecting your site’s maintenance could potentially: Add seconds to your site’s loading time Lower your search engine rankings Leave your website vulnerable to hackers Performing routine maintenance on your site not only keeps it running smoothly, but can also help increase traffic
You did your research when starting your blog, and found out that WordPress is the best option. But which WordPress did you choose? If you’re using WordPress.com, you’ve probably discovered that you can’t: Get rid of those annoying footer credits to look more professional Use Google Adsense to make some money from your blog Use
WordPress plugins not working as expected? Need to know the ins and outs of WordPress plugin troubleshooting? No problem. We’ve got you covered. In this article, you will learn how to troubleshoot WordPress plugins that break your site or don’t work as expected. Some WordPress plugins are coded poorly to begin with, which can cause
Tables are powerful things. If you search around the Internet, you’ll find all kinds of stories of people basically automating their entire job by using Excel and tables. That to say…tables have the potential to do some nifty things for your website. But WordPress has yet to build Excel into the core…so how can you
When you’re searching for the perfect WordPress theme, it’s easy to install and test one theme after another. Soon your WordPress installation looks like a Theme Shop. When that happens, it’s time to tidy up and remove your unwanted themes. There are two ways of deleting a theme from your WordPress installation, either via the
Welcome to my Thrive Leads review. You’ll no doubt be aware of the important of building an email list and generating leads. But which WordPress lead generation plugin should you use? Thrive Leads is a popular option but is it right for you? That’s what we aim to help you discover in this Thrive Leads
Like it or not, good design matters. It helps you convert visitors to readers and readers into customers. Back in the day, finding a great-looking WordPress theme often meant you’d have to forego the official repository and fork out some cash for a premium theme. Nowadays, the quality of free themes in the official repository
Welcome to my Thrive Optimize review. You could be spending all of your time & money driving traffic to your website but without optimizing your website, you’re leaving money on the table. Thrive Optimize is an add-on for the popular Thrive Architect plugin that allows you to run A/B tests with ease. In my Thrive
