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How to Change Your WordPress Permalink and Why Bare Links Are Better for SEO
Permalinks are the permanent URLs that link to your WordPress posts, pages, and other content. By default, WordPress assigns permalinks that may include dates or post IDs, which can be confusing to users and less optimal for search engines. Changing your permalink structure to use bare links—URLs that contain keywords relevant to your content—can make…
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WordPress Maintenance Practices
Maintaining your WordPress website is essential to ensure it runs smoothly, remains secure, and performs at its best. For beginners, WordPress maintenance can seem overwhelming, but following some key practices makes the process manageable and effective. By using tools like the Jetpack plugin and ensuring your PHP environment is correctly configured, you can keep your…
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How to Change Your WordPress Logo
Your website’s logo is a critical part of its identity, and WordPress makes it easy for beginners to update this element through its built-in customization tools. Whether you’re setting up your site for the first time or rebranding, you can quickly change your logo and favicon (the small icon displayed on browser tabs) without needing…
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Understanding WordPress Documentation and Its Importance
What Is WordPress Documentation?Documentation is a clear guide that explains how to use, maintain, and fix tools or systems. For WordPress, it’s your go-to resource for step-by-step guides, FAQs, and best practices—whether you’re a beginner setting up your first blog or a developer building custom themes and plugins. Why It Matters for WordPressWordPress powers over…
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Why You Should Include CrowdSec in Your WordPress Installation
Securing your WordPress website is more critical than ever, with cyberattacks targeting millions of sites each year. WordPress’s popularity makes it a prime target for hackers seeking to exploit vulnerabilities such as brute-force attacks, plugin exploits, or malicious bots. One of the best ways to fortify your site is by integrating CrowdSec, a community-powered security…
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How to Repair Your WordPress Website
Encountering errors on your WordPress website can be frustrating, but thankfully, WordPress offers built-in tools to simplify troubleshooting, even for beginners. One of the most effective solutions is utilizing email error reporting and safe mode. When a critical error occurs, WordPress automatically sends an email to the site administrator detailing the issue and providing a…
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What is Public and Private Bandwidth
Public Bandwidth is utilized by an internet facing public network connection, this is the primary bandwidth in most use cases for dedicated servers. Private bandwidth is bandwidth shared between servers within the physical networking equipment, this traffic does not go over the open internet. Return to Knowledge Base
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What is a Web Application Firewall (WAF)?
A Web Application Firewall is a layer 7 aware firewall that actively protects against exploits, brute force attacks, DDoS and more. It is an essential part of running a website to utilize a web application firewall to actively prevent security risks and punish offenders of such perpetration. How do I use a WAF? Triii Technologies…
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How to add WordPress Plugins Manually
Adding WordPress plugins is a breeze normally thanks to the inbuilt plugin browser, but what happens when you need to install a plugin from source or it is not available through WordPress.org? You can actually upload plugins directly to your WordPress installation through your favorite file manipulation medium. You can upload plugins by FTP, SFTP,…
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Add Gutenberg Block Editor to WooCommerce Product Editor
WooCommerce is the most popular wordpress shopping plugin by a large margin, however it by default does not come with the Gutenberg Block Editor enabled but shows a form of the classic wordpress editor. This is confusing to many new users looking to get started in the usage of WooCommerce as an ECommerce Platform. It…
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