WordPress has a specific debug system and standardized code across the core, plugins, and themes to simplify the process of identifying PHP errors. Enabling this debug mode will cause all PHP errors and warnings to display, so you can find out what’s wrong with your site. WP_DEBUG is a PHP constant (a permanent global variable) that can be used to trigger…
Sometimes you need to preview your website files on your computer or development machine prior to uploading files to your live hosting account. You can do this by adding entries to the hosts file on your local computer. Keep in mind that we do not support modifying your system files, you are doing so at your own risk. Start by…
There are many free and paid themes available, but to get the perfect look, you may need to make some minor changes to the appearance of your theme. You may also need some minor content updates. Here are the changes that can be performed to customize a theme in WordPress. 1. Customize theme settings in WordPress You can make minor…
WordPress offers a feature called Multisite that lets you host multiple WordPress blogs with one WordPress installation. This feature was formerly called WordPress Multi-User (MU). Enabling this feature requires an advanced level of understanding of configuring WordPress, and it is not recommended to enable it unless you are comfortable editing your wp-config.php file. Note: You must have WordPress 3.0 or higher to enable…