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Tag Archives: WordPress
How can you fix “your server is running PHP version 5.4.45 but WordPress 5.2 requires at least 5.6.20” on WordPress?
Upgrade your php version using your web hosting control panel WHM (VPS/Dedicated Servers), or ask your web hosting company to do it for you. It should be an included service. Currently, the best php version to run is the newest, … Continue reading
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Why use WordPress vs. Wix, Weebly, etc.?
I would choose WordPress over Wix, Weebly, and other hosted website builders that restrict you to just use their web hosting, and pay the monthly fees they choose and may increase, or you lose your website. With WordPress you can … Continue reading
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Tagged downloadable software, hosted web solution, hosted website builder, website builder, weebly, Wix, WordPress
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Where can you find an amateur WordPress developer for designing an e-commerce website?
You can try craigslist. To design an e-commerce website with WordPress, you will need someone experienced in WordPress and WooCommerce, or they can learn on the job (takes longer to complete, but they may give you a lower price). WooCommerce … Continue reading
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What’s the best WordPress plugin to create multi-step appointment forms?
I have found them to be buggy (check out the reviews). If you’re open to switching from WordPress, you can create multi-step appointment forms with UltimateWB and the built-in forms app. Got a techy/website question? Whether it’s about UltimateWB or … Continue reading
Can you use Joomla and WordPress together?
Yes, you can install both at different URLs within your website. UltimateWB offers the same kind of option – you can use WordPress as the blog section and it uses the UltimateWB styles manager to stylize it, so it matches … Continue reading
Is WooCommerce safe?
WordPress websites are the most hacked websites and WooCommerce is a plugin built on it. Make sure to choose a good admin password. Keep your WordPress updated and the WooCommerce plugin – and any other WordPress plugins you have installed … Continue reading
How do I implement a WordPress store?
Download WordPress, install to server. Install the WooCommerce plugin. Find a theme that you like and install it. Use the admin panel to build your store. Make sure to create backups when you update WordPress or WooCommerce – there can … Continue reading
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Tagged e-commerce, website builder, woocommerce, WordPress, wordpress store
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Hiring a WordPress Developer for E-Commerce: What to Know
“Ask David” question: “Where can you find an experienced WordPress developer for designing an e-commerce website?” Quick Answer: Upwork, Codeable, Toptal, WordPress Jobs, Freelancer.com 💬 A More Complete Answer WordPress is popular and widely used for building websites, especially e-commerce … Continue reading
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Can You Use WooCommerce Without WordPress?
The short answer is no – WooCommerce is a plugin designed specifically for WordPress. It cannot be used on its own or with other platforms. If you don’t want to use WordPress, WooCommerce won’t be an option. Related: Exploring Drawbacks … Continue reading
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Is WordPress secured, easy to use?
To make sure your WordPress is secure, choose a good admin password and keep your WordPress updated to the newest version. Also security will depend on any WordPress plugins you choose. Regarding how easy WordPress is to use – for … Continue reading
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