Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 apache, cpanel, hosting, Linux, Microsoft, requirements, Software, websites, WordPress, wordpress.org
The minimum requirements for a self-hosted WordPress Blog or Website are: PHP version 5.2.4 or greater MySQL version 5.0 or greater WordPress.org adds that they ‘recommend Apache or Nginx as the most robust and featureful server for running WordPress, but any server that supports PHP and MySQL will do. That said, we can’t test every possible environment …’. In theory these [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 best practice, plugins, update, WordPress
WordPress is generally extremely reliable. Consider that there are tens of thousands of disparate people and groups working independently to create the hundreds of thousands of themes and Plugins for the core WordPress software. Even the core WordPress software itself uses code and script created by further groups (e.g. JavaScript, PHP and HTML). The number of possible combinations [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress Tips 0 bing, blog, google, mysql, phpmyadmin, seo, sql query, WordPress
A few years ago WordPress introduced ‘Revisions’ so that one could restore a previous version of a Page or Post. Revisions can be a life saver should you want to revert to an older version if content has been deleted by mistake. The problem with Revisions however is that they take up database space. If [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 android, iphone, mobile devices, Phones, websites, WordPress, wordpress themes
As a WordPress developer I’m seeing a significant increase in the number of customers asking for Websites or Blogs that look good on both computers/laptops and Android Phones / iPhones / iPads. It’s quite remarkable how many more people are viewing the Web through mobile devices such as smart-phones. Never mind the many articles out [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress Tips 0 blog, how to, WordPress
Most people using WordPress know how to publish a Blog Post with the current time and how to schedule a Post to be published in the future. But what if you want to have a publish date in the past, say, for example, if you are publishing articles from 25th December 1950? Fortunately this is [...]
