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How to Use the WordPress.com AI Image Generator on Your WordPress.org Website
Learn how to easily use the WordPress.com AI image generator on your self-hosted WordPress.org website using the Jetpack plugin. Follow our step-by-step guide to create custom, stunning AI images directly within your block editor.
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How to Fix WordPress Images Displaying Too Big: Resolving the sizes=”auto” CSS Bug
Are your WordPress images showing too big after a recent core update? Learn how to easily fix the `sizes=”auto”` CSS bug and restore your website layout using quick custom CSS or a simple PHP snippet.
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The Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide: How to Backup Your WordPress Database Using cPanel
Learn how to securely backup your WordPress database using cPanel with this step-by-step guide. Discover how to use both the cPanel Backup tool and phpMyAdmin to protect your website data from crashes, hacks, and update errors.
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Google Analytics – move to v4 NOW!
Make the move to Google Analytics v4 now to make sure you get a good history of your websites data. In 2023 the old analytics will be going so update your google analytics now.
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How to import into WordPress
So you have this nice website, now it’s time to get some content. You can of course just type away using the block editor and create your page or post. Another way is to import from another system into your Wordpress Website.
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Photomosaic Plugin does not work with Wordress 5.x!!
If your website uses the Photomosaic wordpress plugin and if you upgrade to Wordpress v5.x it will stop working! Fix for Wordpress v5 and the commercial Photomosaic Plugin
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Customise your WordPress Login
LoginPress is a WordPress Custom Login Page Customizer plugin allows you to easily customize the layout of login, admin login, client login, register and forgot password forms/pages.
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Responsive WordPress — Google Webmaster’s Mobile Guide – Mobile Friendly
Google has recently started talking about mobile friendly websites and how they will (potentially) penalise websites that are not mobile friendly. This basically means – does your website view properly on mobile devices, phones, tablets, etc. This is generally termed Responsive Web Design or RWD by the trade.
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Sucuri SiteCheck – Free Website Malware Scanner
If you run a Wordpress website and want a quick and FREE scan to see if you have picked up any malware, pop over to sucuri.