WordPress 5.8 Released With Nearly 300 New Features & Fixes
A major version upgrade of WordPress was released, version 5.8, containing nearly 300 improvements and new features …
Best Social Media WordPress Plugins Compared
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffBest Social Media WordPress Plugins Compared In today’s digital climate, having a website that doesn’t integrate social media sharing and engagement might not drive the audience you want. We …
WordPress 5.8 is out and it comes with WebP and more
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffWordPress 5.8 has finally arrived and with it comes WebP image support which means that a plugin for the format is no longer necessary …
Shopify vs WordPress – Which is Best for e-commerce in 2021?
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffThe popularity curve of both of these web development platforms i.e. Shopify and WordPress are almost the same. With their …
Wix vs WordPress: Which Is Better for SEO?
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffWix and WordPress are two of the most popular website platforms. But which one is better for SEO? We compare features, pros & cons, and more.
4 Editor Improvements in WordPress 5.8: What to Expect From the Update
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffAre you wondering what to expect from the WordPress 5.8 update? Check out what key editor improvements are coming in WordPress 5.8!
Interview: Patchstack’s Oliver Sild on securing WordPress, one plugin vulnerability at a time
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffNow, as WordPress approaches its 20th anniversary, one company has joined the fray to help protect an even bigger attack surface: the WordPress plugin ecosystem. Oliver Sild is an active member of the …
Bluehost vs TSOhost: Which is best for your WordPress website?
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffTo help you get the most out of your WordPress site, we’ve handpicked our top two WordPress hosting providers: Bluehost and TSOHost. In this article, you’ll find a head-to-head comparison of the two, …
Patch this WordPress plugin bug, thousands of site owners warned
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffThe plugin in question is called WordPress Download Manager and it has been installed on over 100,000 sites according to WordPress.org. The first vulnerability can be exploited to achieve …
You can force WordPress to use SSL: Here's how
/in WordPress Hosting /by staffIf you have WordPress sites that don’t like your SSL certificates, Jack Wallen has a fix for you. You can easily install Chrome extensions in Opera: Here’s how 1:01 “The following packages have been …