WordPress Management
Running a site well: maintenance, performance, updates, and admin how-tos.
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4 Ways To Put Your Site In Maintenance Mode
Learn four ways to put WordPress in maintenance mode with a plugin, custom page, .htaccess rules, or a PHP function, then test access safely.
How to Set, Get, and Delete Cookies in WordPress
Learn how WordPress cookies work and use PHP or JavaScript to set, retrieve, delete, expire, and secure them safely.
How to Remove 404 Pages from Google Index? 7 Easy Steps
Luckily, you can fix these issues. You can remove 404 pages from Google index, improve your site, and keep your visitors happy. This guide will show you how,
WordPress Indexing Request Rejected–12 Easy Fixes
But instead of a quick approval, you get a message: “Indexing request rejected.” What do you do now?
URL Is Not On Google Indexing Issues–10 Easy Fixes
Find and fix crawl, noindex, canonical, sitemap, quality, and security problems that prevent a URL from appearing in Google Search.
WordPress Privacy Policy–3 Easy Ways to Create One
Create a WordPress privacy policy with the built-in tool, a plugin, or a custom page, then disclose data collection and keep it current.
Googlebot Blocked By robots.txt – 5 Easy Fixes
Find the robots.txt rule blocking Googlebot, correct it safely, validate access, and request a fresh crawl in Search Console.
The Pros and Cons of WordPress Multisite
Compare the benefits and drawbacks of WordPress Multisite, including centralized management, shared resources, compatibility, and security.
Hit by an Organic Traffic Drop? Here’s How to Address It
Diagnose a sudden organic traffic drop, identify SEO and technical causes, and use practical recovery and prevention steps.
A Comprehensive Guide to wp-cron.php
The answer to all your queries is the wp-cron.php file.
What are the Different Types of Essential Website Logs?
Learn which website logs matter, what they reveal, and how logs help troubleshoot security and WordPress activity.
A Guide to WordPress File Integrity Monitoring
This is where WordPress file integrity monitoring (FIM) comes in. FIM helps keep your website safe by constantly watching over your files. It checks to make