This allows you to disable the new user emails sent to the default admin email set under Settings > General, ‘Administration Email Address’ without installing an additional plugin. To start,make sure you have admin access to the backend of WordPress. Because this requires you to have the ability to add/edit
This migration plugin delivered. It took about 15 minutes to completely migrate 300mb website. It kept all the settings and it notified me through email when it was done. I tried on a Bluehost account and it only required the domain URL, Shared IP / Dedicated IP that you can
These are for my woocommerce custom codes and as always, please remember to create a child theme before installing these codes onto the functions.php file of your current theme. To know how to create your own child theme, I recommend the Child Theme Configurator plugin. When that is done, Activate
Here are some of the many custom changes you can implement through your functions.php. Please remember to create a child theme before installing these codes onto the functions.php file of your current theme. To know how to create your own child theme, I recommend the Child Theme Configurator plugin. When
Here’s what you need to know. Q: What is a .htaccess file? A: htaccess is short for Hypertext Access, and is a configuration file used by Apache-based web servers that controls the directory that it “lives” in–as well as all the subdirectories underneath that directory. Q: How to find the
Step 1 : On your dashboard, go to SEO then click on Search Console Step 2 : Click on ‘Get Google Authentication Code’ Step 3 : Make sure you are logged on to the google account you want to use, Then click ‘Accept’ Step 4 : Select all
WordPress will require a Username and API key, here’s how you can get it. Step 1 : Login to your Envato account, which will require your username and password. Step 2 : Click on the username on the top right part of the screen and click on ‘Settings’ Step 3
Using different plugins for Google Analytics, you will still need to set it up. Step 1 : Login to your Google Account that you want to use/connect to your WordPress site. Step 2 : Click the ‘Authenticate…’ button Step 3 : Check if it recognized your Google account (left) and
