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 Akshat Choudhary | Jan 5, 2019 | tutorial, WordPress
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....
by Ruby Paulson | Sep 17, 2016 | BlogVault, Security, tutorial, WordPress, Wordpress World
Getting your website blacklisted is always a bad thing. But as in any crisis, it’s always important to know what to do next, and how to remedy the situation. If you’re a website owner, having your website hacked, and then blacklisted, is a horrendous thing to...
by Ruby Paulson | Sep 2, 2016 | Tech How To, tutorial, WordPress
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...
by Ruby Paulson | Aug 6, 2016 | BlogVault, Plugins, Security, Security, Themes, tutorial, WordPress
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...
