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WP Engine Wins Court Order, Regains Full Access to WordPress.org in 72 Hours
In a dramatic turn of events, a judge has issued a preliminary injunction forcing WordPress.org (owned by Automattic) to restore full access to WP Engine and its affiliates. The court order, effective immediately, gives WP Engine just 72 hours to … Continue reading
Do WordPress plugins sometimes leave stuff on your website after uninstalling the plugin?
Yes, WordPress plugins can sometimes leave leftover data on your website after uninstalling them. It is another drawback to using WordPress plugins, besides security issues. (And it’s not just WordPress, but also other open source platforms like Magento, Drupal, and … Continue reading
WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: What’s the Difference and Who Owns What?
The distinction between WordPress.com and WordPress.org can be somewhat confusing, but they serve different purposes and are run by different entities. WordPress.com WordPress.org Ownership and Domain Name Confusion Is this a good example of a company – WordPress – that … Continue reading
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Why Elementor Might Not Be Your WordPress Dream Builder
“Why wouldn’t you use Elementor with WordPress?” Elementor is a popular drag-and-drop page builder for WordPress, but is it the right choice for everyone? While it offers a user-friendly interface and lots of features, there are some situations where Elementor … Continue reading
Review of Elementor for WordPress and Why UltimateWB is a Better Option
“Should I use Elementor for WordPress?” Elementor is a widely-used page builder for WordPress, known for its flexibility and extensive customization options. However, despite its popularity, there are several reasons why UltimateWB might be a more suitable choice for many … Continue reading
What are the most common WordPress vulnerabilities?
WordPress, although widely used, is not particularly easy or user-friendly and can be susceptible to various security vulnerabilities. Here are some of the most common ones: Weak Passwords and Login Credentials: This tops the list because it applies not just … Continue reading
What is the best content management system (CMS) for fast loading websites?
Short answer:CMS platforms built with performance-first architecture tend to load the fastest. In real-world use, this typically includes lightweight static site generators, custom or performance-focused CMS platforms, and builders that avoid heavy plugin dependency and global scripts. Among dynamic CMS … Continue reading
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Navigating Compatibility Issues with WordPress Plugins: The Impact of Block vs. Non-Block Themes
In the dynamic world of WordPress, compatibility issues with plugins are a common concern for website owners and developers. WordPress offers a vast array of themes and plugins to enhance your website, but sometimes these combinations can lead to conflicts. … Continue reading
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Tagged block themes, compatibility issues, css conflicts, database conflicts, javascript conflicts, non-block themes, security issues, third party plugins, WordPress, wordpress alternative, wordpress blog, wordpress blog integration, wordpress customization
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