How To Check For Security Updates in WordPress
More often than not when people start a WordPress website they are not aware that they have the ability to check for WordPress security updates […]
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How to Add a Checkbox in WordPress Comments for GDPR Compliance
In 2018, the European Union passed the GDPR law which requires consent for storing personal information. This includes any tracking cookies used in comment forms.
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How to Generate QR Codes For Your WordPress Website
While QR code usage has fallen off in recent years, 2018 showed us that the rise, or comeback if you will, of QR codes, made
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The Difference Between Git Reset, Git Checkout, and Git Revert
The Git toolbox is full of useful commands. That being said, three of the most useful commands available for you to use are the git
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How to Use the Age Gate Plugin for WordPress
Not all websites are family-friendly. Some may have adult-only content or other sensitive materials for a mature audience. Being able to age-gate WordPress content reduces
An Overview of Git Hooks
Git hooks are scripts that run automatically every time a particular event occurs in a Git repository. A Git hook allows you to customize Git’s
How to Add a Company Address with WordPress
Displaying the company address and other contact information in WordPress does two major things: a) it improves trust in the brand, and b) makes it
Overview of Git Rebasing vs. Git Merging
The git rebase command has a reputation for being a command that Git beginners should stay away from. However, Git rebasing can actually make life
How to Disable Comments for Media Attachments in WordPress
The comment section of WordPress is a great way to add interaction with your visitors. But what if you don’t want comments on every section
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How To Override the Default WordPress Loop
A WordPress Loop, or “The Loop,” as many call it, is a function in WordPress that is used to display each of your posts. Usually,