How To Resolve WordPress Memory Limit Issues
Some of the common challenges WordPress users face revolve around memory related issues. WordPress memory limit is a defined threshold…
How to Fix Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) measures the stability of content on a web page during load. It quantifies how much content shifts around as…
How to Use WordPress Cron Jobs
WordPress Cron jobs are a scheduling system that allows you to automate various tasks within WordPress. Although they’re not the true UNIX…
How to use Elasticsearch wildcard queries
Elasticsearch is a powerful search engine that allows users to efficiently search and retrieve data from large datasets. Elasticsearch comes…
Guide to debugging your WordPress website
In this guide we will explore the importance of debugging and provide a step-by-step approach to help you debug your WordPress website…
How To Optimise Your Website With Performance Testing
Performance testing is a widely used strategy in software and website development to understand how an app, website, API and database will…
How to publish an email address on your website without getting spammed
If you’re a business, agency, contractor or community driven website, you want people to be able to contact you. Whether that’s to…
How to remove OnClick events with Javascript
JavaScript is an essential tool for web developers, enabling the creation of interactive and dynamic website components. One of its key…
Which PHP Framework Should I Use?
A PHP framework helps developers create applications faster, in a more organized, secure and reusable manner, and with the ability to scale up…
What do we know about WordPress 6.3? The Beta 3 release update
WordPress contributors are heads down in another round of testing this week following the release of 6.3 Beta 3. Beta 3 was the final…
20 amazing WordPress facts at 20 years old #wp20
WordPress is a powerful and versatile content management system (CMS) that has revolutionised the way we create and manage websites. With…
Our top 20 posts about WordPress #wp20
We write about WordPress, a lot. But there’s some good reasons for that; a lot of our customers use it and we really like writing about it.…