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    Complete Guide to Adding User Role Label in Comment Section in WordPress

    WordPress comes with pre-configured User Roles. So the users are automatically allotted their roles as per the preset rules. But you can change this and customize the user roles. The changes will reflect in the comments section. This makes it easier for administrators and users to communicate...
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    Redirect Blog Posts from HTTP to HTTPS Without the Use of Plugins: A Complete Guide

    In 2017, Google made an update to its Chrome browser. The browser started labeling websites that lacked security as insecure. And the way it checks for security is by looking for the SSL certificate. If a website has a SSL certificate, it will show a “Green” icon in the URL tab. Keeping this...
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    A Complete Guide to Adding Facebook Retargeting Pixel to WordPress Website

    The true power of Facebook lies in its ability to track users. And it accomplishes this marvelous feat with the help of Pixel. If you’re running a WordPress website and driving traffic from Facebook, then you must install Pixel. It will help you retarget users and bring them back to your...
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    Display Wordpress post ID in functions.php

    You can use the the_ID() function to check the post ID if you will add this function within the loop then it will display the current numeric ID of post. Here is the example of the post: Post Number: <?php the_ID(); ?>
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    Steps to find the post ID in Wordpress database

    There are various methods to find Wordpress post ID, you can manually find the ID, and you can use plugin to find the Post ID. If you want to find the post ID you can also do this with Wordpress database. You can follow below steps to find the post ID: Login to cpanel. Click on phpMyAdmin...
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    Steps for Sticky Post in Wordpress

    Do you want to highlight your most essential or favourite posts at the top of your blog? WordPress, by default, displays the most recent post first. With the addition of new content, all older postings are pushed down and ultimately archived. However, if you want to promote any of your posts on...
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    How to find the Wordpress Post ID manually?

    If you are working on post and want to know the post ID then you can follow below steps: Login to wordpress dashboard. Now navigate to Posts >> All Posts Now you can hover the mouse to the post and at the bottom left corner you will see the link in which you can get the post ID too. Also you...
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    How to find the Post ID in Wordpress Database?

    You can easily find the post ID in database with below steps: Login to cpanel. Click on phpmyadmin under database section. Now click on particular database and you will find the table with name wp-posts. You will see all the data of your wordpress post and here will you will see the post ID...
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    Steps to install Wordpress through Softaculous

    We always install wordpress manually but its little bit time consuming, cpanel provides an option to install all the applications easily. We can use softaculous Apps installer to install wordpress in cpanel. You can install your application with one click. You can follow below steps: Login to...
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    Steps to install phpBB

    PhpBB is a platform to connect small or large group of people. PhpBB is a open source bulletin board system which is mostly used worldwide. You can follow below steps to install phpBB: Login to cpanel. Click on “Softaculous Apps Installer” under “Software” section. Now you have to search for...
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    A Complete Guide to Fixing the Destination Folder Already Exists Error in WordPress

    Managing a WordPress website can be challenging. The errors that you may encounter are endless. And some of them can be too intimidating. One of those errors is the “Destination Folder Already Exists” error. There are multiple reasons behind this error, because of which it becomes even more...
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    Solving the 502 Bad Gateway Error in WordPress

    WordPress at certain times throws the 502 Bad Gateway Error. It can be frustrating when you’re getting an error message while trying to access something important or urgent. There are several ways to solve this error, which takes a few minutes. In this article, find top 10 ways to fix the 502...
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    How to use cPanel for changing the email address of WordPress from phpMyAdmin?

    Have you ever heard of deactivating your email address as a login method? In nearly every WordPress security tutorial, a WordPress expert will emphasize the danger of signing in using an email address. You can only use your username if you've applied. Your WordPress website's email address may...
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    How will you troubleshoot WordPress Site for disabling troublesome by using cPanel?

    Have you ever noticed your website displaying strange error pages or eating up disc space? If you did, you may put it on maintenance mode. So, if your website is causing issues with the server, you should disable it. Let's assume your users are seeing a lot of error pages, but you keep the site...
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    Complete Guide to Disabling Autosave Feature in WordPress Using cPanel

    WordPress has this really useful feature called “Autosave” that automatically saves the changes you’ve made in the WordPress system. This is before you finally save the changes. But one of the drawbacks of this Autosave feature is it uses too much bandwidth. It communicates with the server all...
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    Using Wordfence to Secure Your WordPress Website: A Complete Guide

    You should always have security components installed on your WordPress website to make it safer. There are myriad of ways in which the websites can get hacked. In this article, learn how you can use the Wordfence plugin to safeguard your WP website against hacking attempts. Install the Plugin...
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    Fix Error "Warning: Error While Sending QUERY Packet"

    You may encounter numerous frequent mistakes when managing a WordPress website, however, this is one of the rarest. Only a few individuals are aware of it. It's because it has something to do with the maximum amount of database calls a website can make when it's hosted on a shared server. As...
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    Preventing Hackers from Scanning Your WordPress Website’s Authors Using cPanel: A Complete Guide

    Brute force attacks are common these days. Many WordPress website suffer from such attacks. Most of these attacks aim to exploit the vulnerabilities on your website. So they scan it thoroughly and check for authors and their respective IDs. Once they get hold of the author list, they can figure...
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    Guide to Enabling WordPress Error Logs by Modifying wp-config.php

    When handling WordPress for accomplishing certain tasks, you may receive error messages. You get these messages in form of logs along with the codes. You can view these errors and find out the resources responsible for it by making changes to the wp-config.php file. This file controls the...
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    Image optimization in WordPress

    The importance of image optimization for the speed of your WordPress site cannot be overstated. It takes a long time for large photos to load. In other words, they considerably slow down the loading of your website. As a consequence, your potential customers will leave your website and go to one...
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