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In last post I showed you how to remove WordPress admin bar from your WordPress site. Now, it’s time to show how you can remove… Read More »How To Remove WordPress Admin Bar For Everyone Except Administrators
Most of WordPress users don’t want to see the WordPress admin bar on the front-end of the website for obvious reasons. There are a lot… Read More »How To Remove WordPress Admin Bar
In last post we talked about why and how we should hide the WordPress login error messages. If you don’t want to hide this message,… Read More »How To Change WordPress Login Error Messages
Whenever someone tries to login to your WordPress with the correct username and wrong password combination, the following message appears: [alert style=”red”]ERROR: The password you… Read More »How To Hide WordPress Login Error Messages
In last post I showed you how to add a favicon image to your WordPress blog’s front-end, but what about the back-end? Yes, you can… Read More »How To Add A Favicon To WordPress Admin Panel
Favicon is the icon of the website which appears in the address bar or tab of your browser accessing the site or next to the… Read More »How To Add A Favicon To WordPress
There is an admin bar in the top of every WordPress with some quick links. The admin bar contains links to information About WordPress, links… Read More »How To Remove WordPress Logo From Admin Bar
In last post we shared the trick to hide WordPress login URL using .htaccess file. This tutorial is bit different from the previous tutorial. In… Read More »How To Hide WordPress Admin URL
When we set up a WordPress site for our client, we don’t want our clients to mess around with WordPress’ default login URL – wp-login.php.… Read More »How To Hide WordPress Login URL
Earlier today I shared an article about how to image hotlinking in your website with .htaccess file. I also applied this trick on my own… Read More »How To Allow Image Hotlinking In Specific Directories With .htaccess
Sometimes a viewer of your website can change a few characters in the URL of your site and continue to browse your directories. It sounds… Read More »How To Prevent Directory Browsing With .htaccess
Above image is from markinss.com, and I haven’t just copy and pasted it into this post. This image is stored in my hosting server. If… Read More »How To Prevent Image Hotlinking With .htaccess
As you may know by now, wp-config.php is a powerful file & links your data to your database tables. So, it’s important for you to… Read More »How To Protect wp-config.php File With .htaccess
In WordPress 3.7 and future updates, there is a new automatic background update feature in an effort to promote better security. By default, WordPress only… Read More »How To Disable Auto Updates In WordPress
In the 2.9 and later releases, WordPress has added automatic database optimization supports. This feature enables you to repair and optimize your database tables. You… Read More »How To Repair And Optimize WordPress Database
Before WordPress 3.5 you used to be able to change the upload directory path from the Settings menu in the dashboard. Still you can move… Read More »How To Change WordPress Media Uploads Folder
The Trash feature in WordPress was introduced in the 2.6 release and it is a great feature. It is something similar to the Recycle Bin… Read More »How To Automatically Empty Trash In WordPress
WordPress uses AJAX to autosave post revisions to your database as you edit the page/post. WordPress saves a post revision every 60 seconds and you… Read More »How To Change WordPress AutoSave Interval
WordPress’ post revision feature was introduced to us in the 2.6 version of WordPress. A revision of your post is automatically stored in your database,… Read More »How To Disable/Limit WordPress Post Revisions
If you’re facing any problems with WordPress automatic installation then you can also edit your wp-config.php file manually with the help of this tutorial. Before… Read More »How To Edit WordPress wp-config.php File