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WordPress File Permissions: When and How to Lock Them for Maximum Security
WordPress File Permissions means that some neat features of WordPress come from allowing various files to be writable by the web server. However, allowing write access to your files is potentially dangerous, particularly on WordPress sites with pending security updates. Blocking the WordPress filesystem via File Permissions will help you increase the security of your…
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Status code 504 Gateway Timeout How to Fix Quick guide
Understand the HTTP status code 504 Gateway Timeout error: What are the causes and how to fix it. What is the status code 504 Gateway Timeout error? The status code 504 Gateway Timeout error occurs when an intermediary server, or rather a network interface, cannot respond to the browser’s request within a specified time. This intermediary server or network…
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HTTP 503 Error: Understanding and fixing the issue
When you encounter the “Http Error 503 Service Unavailable” message while browsing the web means that the server you are trying to access is temporarily unable to handle your request..
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How to Fix a 502 Bad Gateway Error (Updated Guide)
Understand the HTTP 502 Bad Gateway error: What are the causes and how to fix them.
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HTTP 499 Client Closed Request: The Top 3 Most Common Causes And How To Fix 499 status code
Understand the 499 status code Client Closed Request error: What are the causes and how to fix it.
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HTTP Error 403 Forbidden: Quick Guide To Fix it (updated)
Understand the HTTP 403 Forbidden error: What are the causes and how to fix it.
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Do we still need to use AMP for our WordPress websites?
Google started Accelerated Mobile Pages back in 2015. It had a considerable push by being included as Top Stories in Mobile Search Results, Google Ads Sales teams, and native AMP WordPress plugins. The reason for this push was clear: Google wanted to make AMP faster, so It could replicate the app experience that had loved…
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How to Setup WordPress Multisite with subdomains
This post will walk you through setting up a WordPress Multisite with subdomains so you can manage multiple sites under different subdomains. e.g. support.mysite.com blog.mysite.com
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Disable WordPress RSS feed: step-by-step guide
In this guide, we’ll explore the practical steps to effectively disable RSS feeds in WordPress, a useful tactic for those looking to streamline their site’s syndication links. To enable you to disable the WordPress RSS feed without jeopardizing your live website, we provide a dedicated development server.
