Increasing the WordPress memory limit is a common solution to address issues related to memory exhaustion and to optimize the performance of your website. By expanding the memory limit, you allow WordPress to allocate more memory for its processes, which can help improve the overall stability and functionality of your site. Here are the steps […]
Occasionally, you may encounter a WordPress site that outputs the contents of the index.php file directly to the browser. There are two common reasons for this. 1. It’s usually caused by the permissions set on the index.php file itself. Using the File Manager’s Permissions tool make sure the permissions for this file is set to 640: right-click on index.php > Permissions > Type ‘640‘ […]
There are a range of different WordPress form plugins out there such as WP Forms, Contact Form 7, and Pirate Forms. In this example, we’ll demonstrate with the free to use Contact Form 7 plugin. 1. Install the Contact Form 7 Plugin Log in to your WordPress Admin area and head to Plugins and select Add New. Search […]
To fix mixed content on a WordPress website, a plugin can be used that automatically replaces the insecure URLs with secure ones. Log in to the WordPress Dashboard Select Plugins and select Add New Search for SSL Insecure Content Fixer, and select ‘Install Now’ Once the plugin has been activated you can change the settings from Settings. From there, you can […]
If you’re using WordPress, you may wish to make use of the WP Command Line Interface (CLI) to make changes to your installation. It’s included by default with all WordPress installs.