Posts about tweaking Wordpress, tips and tricks, updates, techniques and more.
Cloudflare is one of the coolest services any blogger using a self-hosted WordPress blog should have. It protects your website from the evil monsters (hackers, phishers, bad bots, etc). It acts as a Content Delivery Network with 100+ data centers all over the world, saving you Gigabytes of bandwidth every…
If you are using WordPress on your blogs or websites and you got stuck on this error: “Briefly Unavailable For Scheduled Maintenance,” don’t worry, relax, as I have the solution to your problem. 😉 This error usually occurs when you are upgrading something (a plugin or a theme) on your…
When you enabled Cloudflare Railgun on your WordPress blog on Dreamhost, you might not be able to login to the Dashboard if you enabled the “Extra Web Security” feature when you set up your domain. How can you post now if you can’t login, right?
Disclaimer: This works for me. I’m not sure if it will work for you. Try at your own risk. I will not be held liable if your server stopped responding, OK?
WordPress 3.3 “Sonny” has been released recently. I did not hesitate to upgrade this blog after checking out the features on the WordPress website. Below is its new features:
It’s already December. Do you want to have a falling snow effect on your WordPress blog?
I just installed WordPress 3.2 on this blog as it has just been released recently. So far, all my plugins work.
Tutorials on how to setup CDN on WordPress using MaxCDN and W3 Total Cache is already abundant on the internet. But I did not see any tutorial on doing it using WP Super Cache. I opted to use WP Super Cache instead of the W3 Total Cache because I don’t…
This blog and most of my sites are now running under a content delivery network aka CDN. Basically, a CDN is a computer network all over the world used to deliver content, as the name implies 🙂 . It speeds up the delivery of content because content is being delivered…
Like what I’ve said in my previous post, this topic deserves a separate post. This time, we will back-up our WordPress database automatically. Again, the same set and forget way. You’ll have your latest back-up copy of your database everyday if you want.
