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How to Disable Comments in WordPress (Step by Step)
Find out how to disable comments in WordPress. In this tutorial, you'll learn a method that takes only six clicks from start to finish.
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How to Get a Custom WordPress Login Page
Getting a custom WordPress login page is certainly a cool thing! It's basically the last step on your way to white-labeling your WordPress website entirely. In this tutorial we'll show you how to do it using 3 different plugins.
WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: Key Differences and Which One You Should Use
WordPress is the most popular way to build a website, powering almost half the number of all websites on the entire internet. But despite its popularity, there's one question that many new users still struggle with - what's the difference between WordPress.com vs WordPress.org? In this post we break it down in layman's terms - with details.
How to Change Column Width in WordPress (Beginner’s Guide)
our columns in WordPress don’t have to stay the way they are. If something feels too squished or too wide, you can fix it. I’ll show you how. This guide is for beginners. You don’t need to know code. You just need to know where to click and what to look for. I’ll explain why column width matters, how to change it, and how to update old posts that already use columns.
How to Disable WordPress REST API (2 Expert-Tested Ways)
You don't always need WordPress REST API. In fact, sometimes you're better off without it. This post is for people who want to shut it down fast. Maybe you're worried about someone poking around your site's data. Maybe your server's feeling the load. Maybe you just want one less thing "exposed." Whatever your reason, I'll show you how to disable the REST API cleanly and completely.
How to Increase WordPress Memory Limit: 4 Easy Methods (Expert-Tested for 2025)
If you've just seen an error that goes along the lines of: “Fatal error: Allowed memory size of X bytes exhausted” then you need to increase WordPress memory limit. What this error means is simply that WordPress tried to use more memory than what your web server allows. Usually, WordPress only uses around 40MB of memory. This is okay for small sites, but can be not enough if you like to use some more elaborate plugins or themes.
How to Fix “Updating Failed. The Response is Not a Valid JSON Response”
So you're editing a post in WordPress. You hit Update, and…bam! “Updating Failed. The Response is Not a Valid JSON Response.” No warning, no help, just a message that sounds like it came from a robot (it did). What does it even mean? And why now?
What Is Self-Hosted WordPress? (Expert Explains)
You’ve heard of WordPress. Maybe you even know there’s more than one kind of “it.” But when someone says “self-hosted WordPress,” it doesn’t sound even remotely clear. More like a buzzword. This post clears that up. No fluff. I’ll explain what self-hosted WordPress actually is, where you can get it, how it works, and what it costs. I’ll also break down how it’s different from WordPress.com…because yes, they’re not the same thing.