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WordPress and REST API
Most of the past updates have been relatively minor and for many of us, There have not been much impact on us. WordPress 5.0 is different. Rather than adding minor improvements here and there, this release focuses entirely on two things:
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Disable WordPress XMLRPC
In this post we analyze precisely the “when” and “why” to disable XMLRPC and how to do it efficiently. Remote access to WordPress using XMLRPC has been made easy for many years. Sending HTTP requests to xmlrpc.php allows you to send commands to WordPress and manage its content without login into the desktop. However, XMLRPC…
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Get a Firewall for WordPress
Ensuring WordPress security is more crucial than ever. According to w3techs, WordPress already accounts for 63% of the managed websites market share. This widespread use of WordPress presents a lucrative target for malicious actors employing automated tools (bots) to identify vulnerabilities and perform attacks.
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Native Nginx Redirects and more
This post will cover what’s new in wetopi. This past 3 months we have introduced a few Wetopi panel features: a native nginx redirect manager; the one-click backup downloads, the new php7.4 engine and the new “Reload” server option to let you restart php-fpm and nginx services.
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Direct Debit Payments, Free renewable Development Servers and more
This blog post has been written in Strange Times. This is our first week of Covid-19 confinement. Everything is different but even in these unprecedented times, the builder spirit is especially strong. In this post, we will show you the last features and changes introduced to the wetopi service.
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Cloning is not bad, not at all – when we talk about WordPress
Over the years, medical research and experimentation around clonation have surrounded the term “Clone” with a halo of wickedness. The picture heading this post seems to demonstrate one of these bad practices from the past, but nothing further from reality. In 1925, Brangulí captured the “Artificial Solarium” for infants of unmarried mothers in the “Pabellón…