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WordPress Redirect After Login: How to Set It Up (3 Methods)

Trying to set up WordPress redirect after login functionality on your site? In this post, we'll take a closer look at why you might want to redirect users after they log into your site. Then, we'll discuss three simple ways to make WordPress redirect after the login page.

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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)

Ever say something and wish you could take it back? It's not possible in real life, but revisions are totally doable on your WordPress site. We'll show you how to unpublish a page in WordPress, so that it's no longer visible to anyone that visits your site.

How to Create an Auction Website With WordPress (Step-by-Step)

An auction website enables users to bid on products to buy them. It’s a great way to maximize profits, sell more niche items, and build a community. However, you might not know how to create an auction website. Fortunately, WordPress provides the ideal platform to create an auction website. First, you’ll need to install a quality auction plugin. Then, you can list your items, manage auctions, and let other users list products.

AVIF vs WebP: Which Image Format Reigns Supreme?

PNG and JPG have always been the go-to image file formats for WordPress. However, there's now a growing list of next-gen formats like AVIF and WebP to compete with them. If you're just discovering them, you might not know what these formats are or which is best for your needs. In this post, we'll take a closer look at AVIF vs WebP. Then, we'll guide you through two easy steps to use these formats in WordPress.

Limit Login Attempts in WordPress: How to Do It (Easy & Free)

While WordPress itself is a secure platform, this doesn't make your site immune to break-ins. One of the most common attacks is human or bot hackers trying to force their way through your login page by trying various username and password combinations until something works. To keep them from succeeding, you can use a WordPress plugin to limit login attempts.