Few things disrupt your workflow as abruptly as trying to upload a high-quality video, high-resolution image, or premium theme, only to be stopped by the error: “This file exceeds the maximum upload size for this site.” This issue most commonly ...

When using WordPress, it’s common to hang onto pages you don’t need right away — template demos, test pages, and unfinished content you’re not ready to publish. If left unmanaged, these pages can get indexed by search engines or stumbled on by visito...

Using SVG images in WordPress offers many advantages: full scalability, smaller file sizes, crisp high-resolution display, and native animation support. However, WordPress blocks SVG uploads by default for security reasons. Even if you enable SVG upl...

Author: Michael Reeves 15-year WordPress security consultant, providing website security hardening services to over 340 small and medium businesses and digital agencies across North America and Europe. Wordfence security researcher contributor. Specia...

No matter what role you play in managing a WordPress website, it is critical to have an accurate understanding of what the wp-config.php file is and how it powers your site. In this guide to the WordPress configuration file, we will not only explain w...

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