There is a reason big-name companies like CNN use WordPress. WordPress is a popular content management system that powers most of the content online. In this post, you will learn 5 important things you need to know about WordPress before using it. 1. The Most Popular CMS Compared to other content management systems, WordPress powers […]
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How to Remove “Category:” From Category Archive Pages in WordPress
WordPress provides all the basic functionality for blogging and rapid website development. The majority of bloggers use WordPress for their blogs and affiliate websites because WordPress is SEO friendly. Also, WordPress has archives feature, which is quite helpful for bloggers to generate categories and author archives. By default, category archives title published with prefix “Category: […]
How to Add a New Custom Link in WordPress Sidebar
WordPress is quite famous for its flexibility and advancements. Even more, WordPress provides a friendly and powerful admin panel to manage the content on the website. Besides, WordPress supports further customization of the admin panel. WordPress admin panel has two main parts, the first one is a sidebar and the second one is the main […]
How to WordPress Login User Programmatically in Custom PHP Script
WordPress is the most popular CMS due to the open-source community and regular updates. Even more, WordPress provides more flexibility than any other blogging platform. There are many free and paid WordPress themes available for blogging and websites. Besides, developers love to use these elegant and exotic themes. But custom scripts may not be compatible […]
[Solved] Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance. Check Back in a Minute
Maintenance mode is one of the most core features of WordPress. Basically, this error message occurs while updating plugins in WordPress CMS. Solution: Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance. Check Back in a Minute The above message is not an error or a warning; it occurs only while WordPress goes under maintenance, also called “Scheduled Maintenance.” […]