271 results for «WordPress» (page 19 of 28)
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PostgreSQL or MySQL: which one for your project
If you are installing WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop or another ready-made application, use MySQL (here, MariaDB): that is what those applications were written for. If you are writing your own application,…
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Coupons in WooCommerce
A coupon is a code the customer types in the cart to get a discount. WooCommerce ships with it, but it is switched off until you enable it, and nearly…
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Site with a CDN or without: how to test whether it made a difference
Short answer: a CDN is worth keeping only if the numbers for your site improve for your visitors. You do not decide it by hearsay: you measure before, switch it…
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Slow queries: how to find them and the fixes that work most often
A site that is slow because of the database almost always has one or two queries doing all the work, and the most frequent fix is a missing index. The…
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A table marked as crashed: what it means and how to repair it
The message Table is marked as crashed and should be repaired means a table, almost always of the MyISAM type, has an inconsistent file, usually because something stopped halfway through…
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Adding an AI chat assistant to your website: the options
There are four ways to put an AI assistant on a website, and what separates them is where the API key sits and who watches it. The simplest is a…
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Mixed content after moving to HTTPS: the padlock that will not turn on
The certificate is installed, the site opens on https, and the browser still says “not secure” or shows a padlock with a warning. That is mixed content: the page is…
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I deleted a file or folder by mistake: how to get it back from a backup
If you deleted a file or a folder, getting it back is almost always quick and does not need a restore of the whole account. First look in the File…
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LiteSpeed or Apache: what the web server changes for your site, and what it does not
The web server is the program that receives the browser’s request and hands back the page. Apache and LiteSpeed do the same job and read the same rules (the .htaccess…
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301 redirects when you change a page or a domain
You changed a page’s address, deleted an article or switched domain. Anyone holding the old address (in a bookmark, a search result, a link on another site) now lands on…





