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A backup is only worth what you can restore from it.28 articlesView articles
WordPress sends mail through PHP by default, and on most hosting that mail quietly does not arrive.28 articlesView articles
Caching is the difference between a site that feels instant and one that makes people wait, and it is also the most common reason a change you just made does not appear.26 articlesView articles
A certificate is easy to install and surprisingly easy to install in a way that leaves the padlock broken.20 articlesView articles
wp-login.php is the most attacked URL on any WordPress site.18 articlesView articles
Redirects are how a site changes shape without losing the people and the rankings attached to its old addresses.16 articlesView articles
.htaccess is a plain text file in your site's root that the web server reads on every single request.14 articlesView articles
A WordPress database grows in ways nobody chooses.12 articlesView articles
Several of the most confusing WordPress errors are not WordPress errors at all.8 articlesView articles
The WordPress dashboard accumulates other people's priorities.7 articlesView articles
Sooner or later something has to change across an entire WordPress database at once.7 articlesView articles
Almost every analytics tool, verification check and tracking pixel asks you to paste a snippet into your site's header.5 articlesView articles
Popups are the most disliked element on the web and also among the most effective, which means the entire craft is in restraint.4 articlesView articles
WordPress translations do not run from the files translators produce.3 articlesView articles
A favicon is a small thing that is disproportionately visible.2 articlesView articles