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WordPress backup is the most overlooked task in maintaining a WordPress. Any blogger or webmaster should backup WordPress frequently to ensure that the WordPress can be restored and recovered in the shortest time possible in case of a failure, or in case it is hacked.
If you will install WordPress on shared hosting service such as HostGator, you can create the MySQL database for WordPress from the CPanel. In this easy to follow WordPress tutorial we explain how to create a WordPress database using the CPanel wizard in just 5 steps.
In this WordPress tutorial we explain how to fix HTTP 404 Error or Too many redirects when you add additional authentication to your WordPress dashboard.
In this WordPress tutorial we explain how to password protect the WordPress wp-admin from Cpanel to add an additional layer of security to your WordPress administrator dashboard and protect WordPress from zero day vulnerabilities.
“In a few hours, every non-technical WordPress user is able to beef up the security of his or her WordPress installation by using free tools and following our online WordPress security course Securing a WordPress blog or website for beginners. WordPress security is not just for experts!” – Robert Abela, Technical Manager at Acunetix.
If you host your own WordPress most probably you have heard about .htaccess files and all the things you can do with .htaccess files to secure WordPress. If you are not familiar with .htaccess files in relation to WordPress you can go through our definite guide to htaccess and WordPress, where you can find all [...]
You can reset WordPress password using the phpMyAdmin web interface. Follow the three easy steps in this WordPress tutorial to reset a WordPress password within a minute and gain back access to your WordPress blog or website.
As seen in Why minimum MySQL user WordPress database privileges improve security, it is very important to assign the minimum required database privileges to the MySQL user being used by WordPress to access the MySQL WordPress database, i.e. the user specified in WordPress wp-config.php file.
There are different procedures that you can use to rename the WordPress database prefix. It depends on whether you have already installed WordPress or not. If you have not installed WordPress yet, you can simply specify a different database table prefix from the WordPress installation wizard or pre-define it in the wp-config.php file before running [...]
If you need to exclude a category from the WordPress blog page and sidebar, you do not need to install a third party plugin and add extra administration overhead. All you need to do is follow this easy to follow step by step WordPress tutorial, and by simply modifying a file you will have the [...]
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