WordPress is an absolute favorite among developers and bloggers because it is super flexible and customizable. With thousands of useful plugins, you can create an amazing web page with the outstanding user experience. Not to forget that even the novices...
There are many core files in WordPress that site owners need to access frequently. One of the important files is the "wp-config.php" which is a configuration file located in the root directory of a self-hosted WordPress site. It contains site’s...
There are applications like MAMP and WAMP used to create a local server environment. This helps to install packages like WordPress so that developers and site owners can build their site in local PC or Mac. Once the local site is...
If you are using self-hosted WordPress version for building your site and facing an error like “Fatal Error - Allowed memory size of ------ bytes exhausted" then the most probable cause could be the PHP memory limit. Most memory related...
WordPress is famous for its 5 minutes installation process and the one-click installing services from hosting companies make the task much easier. But the problem with one-click installs like SimpleScripts or Fantastico is that you need to be careful when...
It is a common practice and recommended way that you setup and test your site content locally on your computer or Mac before publishing it live on internet. MAMP is an application (both free and Pro versions are available) allows...
What is wp-config.php File? wp-config.php is the core WordPress file generated during installation process containing base configuration and MySQL database details of your site. The file is located in your root directory (.../public_html/wp.config.php) and one of the most important file...
WordPress revisions is a core function which user can’t disable from admin dashboard. Since there are multiple issues related to these revisions it is a good idea to work on the solution before you face the issue on your own...
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...
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