Tag: WordPress

This tutorial guides students or new users on how to prevent search engines from indexing or crawling WordPress websites. Reasons for this could include a site still under development or hosting sensitive information. WordPress has settings for discouraging indexing, although it’s ultimately up to web crawlers to respect this. Additionally, password protecting the whole site…

The post instructs on disabling WordPress comment notifications, a feature initially designed to promote user engagement but can sometimes overwhelm site administrators. The guide is particularly useful for new users and site admins facing issues with spam. The process involves navigating to settings, unchecking the relevant boxes on the discussion page, and saving changes. Although…

The post provides a guide on how to resolve a common WordPress error: ‘Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded.’ This occurs when a PHP code in WordPress takes too long to run and exceeds the maximum time limit set on the server. Solution procedures for both dedicated server hosting and shared hosting…

New and amateur WordPress users can add codes and scripts to their site headers or footers using the Insert Headers and Footers plugin, rather than manually editing the site’s theme files. This method is safer and more efficient, keeping inserted codes in place even when the theme is updated, thereby preventing mistakes and repeated work.

Many excellent and popular WordPress themes don’t automatically add a search button or form to the main menu for desktops and mobile devices. Although these themes have great features, and you’d like to continue using them to run your blogs without the search bar in the menu, the only other option is to add the…