Traditionally, a full-featured Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress directly renders the user experience of your site in a web browser. A decoupled CMS consists of a separate front-end user experience, delivering content from the CMS via an API. Because the back and front ends are “decoupled,” the user experience can be built with any […]
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10 Things You Need To Know About WordPress Website Security
The answer to the question “is WordPress secure?” is it depends. WordPress itself is very secure as long as WordPress security best practices are followed. On average, 30,000 new websites are hacked each day. WordPress websites can be an easy target for attacks because of plugin vulnerabilities, weak passwords, and obsolete software. Thanks to an […]
How To Build Interactive Online Social Network Community with WordPress Plugin
WordPress is a fantastically versatile blogging platform. It is fully capable of not only providing everything you need in a blog but can be pushed even further to provide everything you need in a website, CMS, social network and all-in-one convection oven. Okay, maybe that last one was pushing it. There are a lot of […]
[Solved] How to Fix WordPress “500 Internal Server Error”
WordPress display 500 Internal Server Error and you can’t access any pages including WordPress Admin Dashboard login page. Below is the detailed message you will see if you have an Internal Server Error. Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server […]
10 Signs WordPress Site may be Hacked
Invalid Login – WordPress doesn’t recognize your account. – You don’t receive the message to change password. – Your combination is not working. Malignant Content in WordPress site – You see unfamiliar content on your site. – The theme and plugin files are changed. – The look of the website is drastically modified. Suspicious Visits […]
WordPress.com for Google Docs Chrome Extension Add-on Released
WordPress.com for Google Docs Chrome Extension is now allow you to write, read, edit and collaborate within Google Docs to be directly ported over to WordPress.com by retaining most of the formatting along with images. By the use of collaborative feature, you can now collaborate with other editor on any story using Google Docs.