Category: WordPress
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rel=”pingback” is good for WordPress website or not
rel=”pingback” is a special <link> tag that WordPress (and some other CMSs) insert into the <head> of your site. It looks like this: What it does Pros Cons Current Best Practice Conclusion:For SEO and security reasons, it’s better to disable pingbacks today. They add little value and open doors to spam/attacks.
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Remove All nofollow From WordPress Output
Instead of targeting comments or posts separately, hook into the final HTML output and strip every rel=”nofollow” before it reaches the browser. Add this to your functions.php (or better: a small custom plugin): How This Works Steps
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why my WordPress website not indexed by google
Several reasons can prevent a WordPress website from being indexed by Google: Troubleshooting Steps:
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Notice: ob_end_flush(): Failed to send buffer of zlib output compression (0)
The notice “ob_end_flush(): Failed to send buffer of zlib output compression (0)” in PHP indicates an issue with output buffering and zlib compression. This often occurs in environments where zlib.output_compression is enabled in php.ini, and there’s a conflict or problem when PHP attempts to flush the compressed output buffer. Common Causes and Solutions: Code
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update wordpress without ftp
Updating WordPress without FTP access is achievable through a couple of primary methods: 1. WordPress Admin Dashboard (Automatic Updates): This is the simplest and most common method. When a new WordPress core version, plugin, or theme update is available, a notification will typically appear in your WordPress admin dashboard (e.g., in the “Updates” section or a…
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OpenCart vs. WordPress: Which is right for you?
Introduction: The eCommerce Platform Showdown OpenCart: The eCommerce Specialist WordPress: The Versatile Platform Choosing the Right Platform: Factors to Consider Conclusion: Making the Decision