What if, after you update your WordPress theme version, you suddenly find out that your site design doesn’t look the same? This is not an imaginary scenario, it’s a common occurrence that happens to many WordPress developers and designers, and it can be quite frustrating. This happens to anyone that tinkers with their original theme,

I recently had completely changed my attitude toward WordPress security. It happened after I installed Pojo’s Activity Log plugin in my personal website. Suddenly I saw, with my own eyes, unfamiliar people trying to log into my website. IPs from Turkey and the US, trying to login to my site using all sorts of usernames:

There is an agreement among top marketing experts that email marketing is the most important marketing strategy. I’ll just quote on expert, Neil Patel: “Out of all the channels I tested as a marketer, email continually outperforms most of them.” Whether it’s a new landing page you created, a change in your site design or a

What could be more frustrating? You agree to depart with a few dozen dollars, and buy a premium theme whose demo looks amazing. After you try to customize it to your own business, you are stumped to discover that the theme stops looking so great. In fact, it stops looking at all like the demo

It’s so confusing to understand how to build a multilingual site using WordPress. That seemed odd to me, given that building a site with WordPress is so simple. The reason for this difficulty is that WordPress was originally developed as a blogging tool, and not as a complete CMS solution. This is why it does not