How to Move From Weebly to WordPress
How to Remove “Proudly Powered by WordPress” From Your Footer
Want to remove “proudly powered by WordPress” from your site’s footer? Perhaps you are running a business and don’t want to seem unprofessional. Perhaps you want to avoid declaring the CMS used on your website to avoid being hacked. Or perhaps you are working on a client website and want to remove the text and replace it with your own link.
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7 Steps to Fix Error Establishing a Database Connection in WordPress
Are you having trouble with the “Error Establishing a Database Connection” in WordPress? I’ll show you how to quickly fix this issue and get your site up and running again.
3 of the Best Yelp Plugins for WordPress Compared, Plus a Tutorial
If you want to build trust with customers, it’s a good idea to display reviews directly on your site. One way to do this would be to somehow integrate Yelp with your site and have the reviews display automatically. In this post, I’ll show you some interesting WordPress plugins that allow you to do this.
How Much Should a WordPress Site Cost Me?
Despite the fact that setting up a self-hosted WordPress website or blog is one of the most inexpensive ways to...
How to Switch From Squarespace to WordPress (7 Steps)
Moving from Squarespace to WordPress is not too complicated. You’ll just need to follow a few important steps to make sure you don’t lose anything in the migration process. In exchange, thanks to WordPress, you’ll get a lot more control over your site’s appearance and functionality.
HTTP 500 Internal Server Error: How to Fix It in WordPress
The “500 internal server error” can be a frustrating one to come across because it doesn’t actually tell you what went wrong. Also known as the “http error 500,” it could be caused by several factors, such as conflicts between WordPress plugins or themes, reaching the PHP memory limit, a corrupt .htaccess file, server misconfiguration, or incorrect file and directory permissions, among other reasons.
How to Unpublish a Page in WordPress (3 Methods)
How to Add Custom Fonts to Your WordPress Site (4 Methods)
Typography is more important than most people give it credit for. The fonts you use not only impact your website’s...
How to Create a File Upload Form in WordPress (In 5 Steps)
I’ll walk you through two different methods to integrate a file upload form into your WordPress website. First, we’ll start with the simplest method that takes just two minutes and stores the uploaded files directly on your server. Next, for those looking for a bit more functionality, I’ll show you a ten-minute solution that forwards these files to your email.