WordPress Tools of the Trade
Simply said, DNS Forwarders and DNS Resolvers are network computer components that handle the internet’s request and response process in order for your browser to discover sites.
Based on the functions they offer, they may be set up as DNS forwarding or DNS caching servers. In this post we are going to go over these differences a little more in detail as well as how DNS Forwarders and DNS Resolvers can affect your website or ecommerce business.
The importance of the WordPress plugin update notification to your website. WordPress plugin updates are important as new WordPress features, bug fixes and security patches are implemented on WordPress core (a WordPress site’s “operating system”) as well as WordPress plugins (add-on software packages that can extend what WordPress can do), including WordPress themes (themes control … Read more
Knowing your WordPress user online status might not seem like a big deal, but it can be helpful in certain circumstances.
You’re not alone. The best way to share your WordPress blog posts on Facebook would be through the use from one of the plugins below.
WordPress themes are often named after their domain. This post helps you understand what WordPress Theme Name options are available to WordPress theme developers and WordPress users. In addition, I will also answer some frequently asked questions on all thing WordPress Theme Name related!
In this post, we’re going to discuss the benefits of adding a Peer-To-Peer plugin for WordPress sites to your site so you can have more control over sharing your content with your users and they with each other in the future.
WordPress is a great platform to run your website on. It’s free, open source and easy to use.
However, there are some things that you simply cannot do with it out of the box. One such example is optimizing your site for speed.
There are a lot of reasons why WordPress uses PHP, but in general it’s because it is easy to learn and can do almost anything that other languages can do. It’s also the language that most internet based applications have been written in.
WordPress uses MySQL as its main DBMS to store and retrieve all data, including post content, user profiles and custom post types. It does this through databases created in the MySQL server programing interface (MySQL).
