by Sufia Banu | Feb 28, 2019 | Backup, tutorial, WordPress backup storage
The WordPress database is where you store crucial website information including posts, pages, users, et al. Every time you add a new user, publish a new post, database stores the information. Without the database, WordPress websites will display only a white screen....
by Sufia Banu | Feb 25, 2019 | Migration, tutorial
A good many of you may choose to build your website on your local computer to test site changes, themes or plugins without the risk of breaking your live site. And with good reason. Working on your website locally enables you to develop your site more efficiently...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | Sep 6, 2018 | Backup, BlogVault, WordPress, WordPress Backups
Managing multiple WordPress sites can be hard, which is why, in 2010, WordPress launched WordPress 3.0. This update merged WordPress and its multi-user version, WordPress MU, to launch Multisite WordPress. This inbuilt WordPress feature powered users to create and...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | Jul 20, 2018 | About WordPress, Backup, BlogVault, Merge, Migration, Real-time Backup, Security, Security, Staging, Test Restore, WordPress
Here’s a scenario to consider: You wake up, have your morning coffee, get on the computer to check your website and find out that you’ve become a vendor of mail-order prescription medicines overnight. You, my good friend, have been hacked. This is where you need a...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | Jul 4, 2018 | MalCare, Security, Security, WooCommerce, woocommerce, WordPress
Security is one of the most important aspects of any website, yet countless online business owners ignore this fact when they are starting out. WordPress, as the most robust, most used website engine in the world, is both the platform of choice for online...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | May 29, 2018 | BlogVault, Security
Database tables crash from time to time. However, this can be prevented to the minimum by optimizing them. Here’s how you can repair and optimize the database table using phpMyAdmin. Repair MySQL Database Tables Open the phpMyAdmin tool. Open the Databases tab. Click...
