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7 Easy Steps to Locally Setup WordPress Using WAMP
Are you ready to locally setup WordPress using WAMP to unleash your creative potential? Look no further than WAMP! The perfect software solution with It’s powerful combination of Windows, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. This provides an optimal environment for WordPress developers and enthusiasts to check and create custom new themes, plugins, or any new feature…
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Setup WordPress Locally Using MAMP
If you want to setup WordPress locally using MAMP, then MAMP is an ideal free, open-source software solution which helps to do your tasks quickly. MAMP (short for Mac, Apache, MySQL, PHP) helps you to quickly create a local server environment on your operating system without any web host, and the best thing is there…
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How to Create a Sticky Header in WordPress
In WordPress 6.2+ we can create any block or section sticky while scrolling using Group Block. There is no need to add any plugin or script in site to achieve it. In this article we are going to see how we can make a Header section Sticky using Group Block. Note: Only “top level” Group…
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Difference between WordPress.org & WordPress.com
WordPress.org & WordPress.com are the rockstars among content management systems (CMS). Whether you want to start a blog, create an online store or build a stunning website, WordPress has got you covered. Moreover, an additional advantage is? It’s free and open-source software! However, it’s important to note that there are two sides to the WordPress coin: WordPress.com…
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What is WordPress? A Comprehensive Explanation
What is WordPress? WordPress is one of the most amazing platforms out there for creating websites and blogs! It’s been around since 2003 and has since become the most popular CMS for websites. It is utilized by around 40% of all websites on the internet. That’s insane! The thing that really gets me excited about…
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Set the WordPress Homepage (Front Page)
Set the Homepage from Settings Set the WordPress Homepage drop-down to the -select- or default option if you prefer the Default Homepage. Choose the name of the published page from the Homepage drop-down if you wish to utilize a custom homepage. Click Save Changes at the bottom of the page after choosing your homepage. You…
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Set Up WordPress with Docker: A Comprehensive Guide
WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) that powers a significant portion of websites on the internet. On the other hand, WordPress with Docker is an open-source platform that simplifies the process of creating, deploying, and managing applications using containers. Combining the two technologies allows developers to easily create a WordPress environment isolated from…
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Adding Custom CSS or JavaScript in WordPress FSE Site.
Recently WordPress has released Full Site Editor (FSE) and hidden the old Customizer options from backend. Admin had option to add custom css in customizer but in FSE this option is hidden. Event though menu is hidden for Customizer it can be accessed through url like https://YOURSITE.com/wp-admin/customize.php. Scroll down to the bottom of the page…
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Site logo issue in WordPress Full Site Editing/ Gutenberg
Some user have faced issue during changing site logo. Like: Users have raised similar issues in WordPress.org. @wharfpuppy user have given a solution for this. “I had exactly this problem. Eventually I thought to check the server logs, and found a bunch of errors saying that the webserver was denying certain HTTP requests. It turned…
