Moving WordPress From Local Host to Server

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Moving WordPress from Localhost to Server – Complete Guide

While most web hosting providers install WordPress on the domain name you purchase from them, it is not uncommon for some folks to develop their WordPress websites locally, on their own computers. Developing websites locally has several advantages over developing online, but if you want your site to be accessible to the world, you’ll have…

Google Blacklist

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“My WordPress site is blacklisted by Google!”

Does your WordPress site show a big red warning when someone visits your site?  Your site has been blacklisted by Google safe browsing. This usually happens because of the presence of malware. Domain blacklisted by google safe browsing is no picnic: your site traffic abruptly drops, potential customers are discouraged from visiting your site, and…

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14 Best WordPress Security Practices to Protect Your Site

WordPress security is important for any high-value website. Hackers often target WordPress sites for a number of reasons such as using the website resources, accessing the data, using the website to target visitors with phishing scams, and more. But is there anything you can do about it? Yes. You can take measures that help you…

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Difference Between WordPress.Com and WordPress.Org

Before jumping to the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org extensions of WordPress it is important to know what WordPress actually is. WordPress is a powerful open-source blogging application software. It is a software used to create a website or blog. As I mentioned in my article ‘Introduction to WordPress’ I was keen on creating a blog…

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WordPress Sitemaps and their Importance

One of the most powerful ways to make your website more search engine friendly, is to use a sitemap. But what are sitemaps, and how do you create one for your site? What is a site map, and why is it important? Search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo crawl through the contents of a…

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Common Attacks to Protect your WordPress Site Against

Having your very own website used to be something reserved for developers once upon a time. All that changed with WordPress, and for the better.But it’s never over. Whether you run a small blog with a loyal following or a big e-commerce window, your website is an integral part of your life. It represents your…

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Limiting Access to WordPress Admin Directory using IP Address

In an earlier article, we spoke about password protecting wp-login.php with HTTP authentication. There, we came up with this amazing analogy that if your WordPress were a house, HTTP authentication would be a fence to it. Now, imagine deploying a guard at your fence door to further secure your house (your WordPress site). This guard…

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Password Protecting wp-login.php with HTTP Authentication

The WordPress admin dashboard can only be accessed by entering in your username and login password. It is good practice to use a strong login password at all times, as this makes it difficult for bots and hackers to break into your admin dashboard. However, the internet has never been a very safe place, and…

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Setting Up Two-factor Authentication for WordPress with Google Authenticator

You know how they say that insects develop resistance to insecticides over time? Well, that’s sort of how it’s become with passwords these days. Passwords have been used to secure user accounts for such a long time now that they’ve started to lose their effectiveness. Of late, more and more hack attacks have become successful….

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Setting up a travel blog using WordPress

If you love to travel, you would want to have a travel blog at some point. It can help you in the following ways- You can connect with like minded travellers and even find some company for the next trip You can journal all your travel experiences and photographs in one place to share with…

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