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10+ Best WordPress Plugins You Must Not Miss

WordPress is undoubtedly the best ever CMS we have seen so far thanks to its amazing user-friendly experience and a wide variety of options. And that’s why more and more people are joining the community either as a developer or a user. The true beauty of WordPress lies in its capability of turning a non-developer […]

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Ninja Tables VS TablePress | a Comparative Study

Undoubtedly, WordPress is the most comprehensive CMS platform these days, but due to having some limitations, WordPress comes with plugins to resolve those issues. Creating dynamic tables is one of the complex issues in WordPress because by default users can’t create any table without raw coding. Though Gutenberg has introduced a way to create basic tables […]

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Why Buy a Premium Plugin?

Want to buy a plugin? Why not a free one? Why do you need the pro version exactly? I am often asked by the newbies how to choose between free and premium WordPress plugins. What could be the advantages and disadvantages? If you have those questions as well, then you are the right track. You […]

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How to Debug in WordPress?

Fortunately, WordPress comes with a nice feature named debugging that allows you to see or hide the errors when debugging mode is on. To start this feature in your site, you have to initially add the following code in your WordPress configuration file. You also can turn on debugging while hiding the errors on your site […]

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How to Increase PHP Memory Limit?

Are you stuck with exhausted PHP memory? It can happen at any time as it’s one of the most common WordPress errors. You can resolve the issue simply by increasing the memory limit. To do so, you have to go to the wp-config.php file and simply add the following code. define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘138’); Here, you can use […]

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How to Secure Your WordPress Configuration File

You know, in WordPress, the wp-config.php file is the most vital file for WordPress settings. By default, it’s located in the initial folder which is the root directory of the WordPress folder. The thing is you can move it anytime and even you can move it outside your public HTML directory so that your users can’t […]

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How to Allow Automatic Database Repair

WordPress is a giant platform that allows its users lots of advantages by providing multiple features & functionalities. One of them is automatic database repairing. But by default, the feature is turned off. To enable this feature you just need to add a little bit of changes in your code. Add the following line to your […]

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Changing Table Prefix in WordPress

In WordPress, wp_prefix is the default WordPress database prefix for the table name. Sometimes it’s believed that by changing the default table prefix can make the WordPress database more secure. To make this happen, you have to change the following code in your WordPress configuration. $table_prefix= ‘wp_’; By opening the wp-config.php file which is located […]

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