Why isn’t my WordPress site sending emails? Fix it with MailerSend
Struggling with WordPress not sending emails? Discover common issues and a foolproof solution to ensure 100% email delivery using PostSMTP and MailerSend!
WordPress Tutorials
The best WordPress tutorials and more. Complete step-by-step instruction for WordPress beginners and advanced users.
How to Add Categories to Pages in WordPress
Learn how to categorise WordPress pages using the Meta Box plugin with this step-by-step guide! Organise your pages efficiently
Easy Fixes: Top 10 WordPress Common Problems Solved!
Facing WordPress troubles? Unravel solutions to the 20 most common problems. Dive into quick fixes and get your site back on track!
wp-config.php – WordPress configuration
Unlock the full potential of WordPress with wp-config.php! Dive into configurations & explore a list of definitions to tweak your site!
How to Remove “Archive:” & “Category:” Titles from WordPress
Discover how to remove the word “Category:” from your archive or category subpage in WordPress! 🚀
How to block OpenAI web crawler ChatGPT
Learn about OpenAI's update allowing you to block GPTBot! Gain control, ensure privacy, and decide how your content is used in the AI world. 🚀
Remove Load More button from WordPress Media Library
Ditch the 'Load More' button in your WordPress media library and bring back the joy of endless scrolling for your multimedia items! 🚀
How to Fix WordPress Not Sending Email Issue
Did you know that sometimes your WordPress contact forms may not be sending you an email? Are you missing form notifications in email? With a few changes to your website settings, you can easily fix this problem. In this tutorial, I will show you how to fix the WordPress contact form not sending email issue.
Complete solution to increase the WordPress Memory Limit
We have all seen it at some point. A common error in WordPress is a PHP memory limit error. This happens when WordPress doesn’t have enough memory to achieve what you want. It can be caused by poorly written plugins that will continue to run a procedure until the installation runs out of memory and of course WordPress memory consumption increases with the amount of modifications. Simply the more plugins you install and keep activated , the more memory power your website needs.