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Gutenberg is a cool step for WordPress, but the new editor is causing headaches with plugin and theme incompatibility and breaking websites. What to do?

Customizing where InfiniteWP stores your WordPress backups is an easy task. Here's how to configure it for storage in another directory.

Still putting off an SSL? Come July 2018, Google is going to make your website look pretty bad. Read why you need to get this done, and if you need help, I've got you covered.

WordPress is used on a ton of websites, which makes it a big target for hackers. However, you can usually stay one step ahead of those hackers. Follow these step-by-step instructions to set up WordFence and make sure you're protected.

Piles of business cards on your desk? There don't have to be. Buckle down to follow up, digitize the ones that matter, and automate your follow-up process. More on the Sterner Stuff blog.

There are certain cases where WordPress's built-in transient system isn't great. While most users get cached data, a few poor people have to wait for that data to refresh. This tutorial shows you how to implement 10up's better transient solution and serve up existing data while refresh happens in the background!

cURL error 28 can happen for a variety of reasons. This article will walk you through isolating the problem to WordPress or your server, and then how to check and swap your DNS resolver.

Images can be great for SEO, and must be set up properly to ensure website accessibility. If you want to nail image accessibility and SEO-friendly images, here's what to keep in mind.

There's certainly a lot of scary stuff out there implying that if you shop online, you may as well be handing an identity thief your wallet. Fortunately, by taking the right precautions, you can shop online and have peace of mind all at once.

WordPress bcakups are super easy to set up. This tutorial shows you how to quickly set up backups, automatically take backups on a regular schedule, and keep them somewhere safe like Dropbox.