It is difficult to understand the issue when it happens suddenly on your WordPress site. With more complex elements, troubleshooting a problem is one of the biggest headaches in running a WordPress site. Recently we have noticed, one of our sites has a strange issue that images could not be viewed on the site. Also […]

People proudly say WordPress powers more than 20% of the sites on the web. But you will be surprised to see how difficult it is, when using the popular content management system. Migrating from one company to other company is one of the serious problems in hosting WordPress sites. This will be easier when you […]

Managing images in WordPress is a simple task if taken care at the beginning of building your site. Else it will become a cumbersome task to cleanup your files at later stage when your site has grown larger in size. Each image you upload in your WordPress site will generate multiple thumbnails to display it […]

Each image on a web page sends a separate HTTP request to server thus reducing the speed of response if all images and media files are stored in the same domain. Hence it is a good practice to host images on a separate subdomain so that they will be loaded in parallel requests when the […]

Uploading and maintaining media files in WordPress is very easy if you have understood how it works and taken precautionary actions. Media files include images, videos, PDFs or any other documents you want to attach to your post or page content. How to Upload a Media File in WordPress? Login to your WordPress admin panel […]

WordPress "Settings" available in admin panel is one of the least looked and most searched option by webmasters. Starting from setting a static front page to hiding entire site from search engines, it is common among users to search in Google rather than take some time to look into the "Settings" panel where most of […]

Each media folder upload to a post or page in WordPress is attached to that post or page. Though sharing of media files is possible across posts, one media file can be attached to one post at any point of time. WordPress treats each attachment file as an individual post and allows the file to […]

Default Media Saving in WordPress WordPress by default saves all media files like images, videos and PDFs under the directory called “Upload”. For example you can view an uploaded image in your site using the following path: http://www.yoursitename.com/wp-content/uploads/media-file-name.png In case if you have selected the check box “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders” […]

All Weebly elements are part of the site editor and available under "Build" tab. Weebly Site elements are classified into the following categories: All these are drag and drop elements which you can simply drag and drop into your website content area. Basic Elements Basic Weebly elements are the primary blocks used to build your site. […]