John Hughes, Author at Themeisle Blog

An Introduction to WordPress Core Files

There are hundreds of files that make up each WordPress install, but only a few of them are essential to get...

How to Add WordPress Push Notifications to Your Site (3 Easy Steps)

Catching the interest of your visitors is a tough endeavor, but nowhere near as difficult as keeping them on board...

How to Protect Your WordPress Site Using Wordfence Security

In this article, we'll dig into what makes Wordfence Security a good choice to protect your WordPress site. Then, we'll guide you through the process of setting it up and configuring it properly, to make sure your site is safe.

How to Create a WordPress Service Website (In 6 Simple Steps)

Every service website you’ve visited has several key features that tie it all together. Everything from the way they display their...

How to Set Up a WordPress Poll in 3 Steps

Finding out what your users think about your content (or what they want from your website) can be a challenge....

How to Migrate Joomla to WordPress (In 3 Simple Steps)

There’s no doubt that Joomla is a fantastic Content Management System (CMS), but some of you might still feel more...

How to Set Up a Multi-Author WordPress Blog (In 4 Simple Steps)

In this article, we'll guide you through the process of setting up a multi-author WordPress blog, including defining roles, creating author biographies, and even adding multi-author widgets.

EU Cookie Consents: What They Are, and How to Implement Them in WordPress

A lot of WordPress users probably aren’t aware of what EU cookie consents are, and whether they need to display them...

A Beginner’s Guide to WordPress Troubleshooting

If you’re reading this, you’re likely a big WordPress fan – and it’s easy to see why. The Content Management...

How to Create WordPress Pricing Tables in 5 Simple Steps

If you use WordPress to power a service website, you'll know that gaining visitors does not necessarily equal finding clients. A lot of factors go into converting visitors to paid customers, but few are as important as your prices. When it comes to presenting that information, WordPress pricing tables are one of the best tools at your disposal - here's how to set them up.

Hosting.com (Formerly A2 Hosting) Review for WordPress: Fastest Hosting Available?

Despite not being well-known, Hosting.com (formerly A2 Hosting) has made a bit of a name for itself thanks to its rapid speed and great support. However, when it comes to web hosts and their claims, it's usually best to take this type of information with a grain of salt, unless you've tested the solution yourself. With that in mind, we've rigorously tested A2 Hosting to see how it plays with WordPress, and the result is our A2 hosting review.

HostGator WordPress Hosting Review: A Surprise Turnaround

In this article, we'll discuss what sets HostGator's WordPress-specific cloud hosting plans apart from the rest of their offerings. We'll also take a look at how HostGator performs when rated across a variety of criteria (stress tests, customer support, pricing, etc).