Increasing the Upload Limit for the WordPress Media Library
Sometimes, we need to upload large attachments to our WordPress site, but we are met with an error stating “Maximum…
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Best Practices and Recommendations for WordPress Permalinks
WordPress is a powerful CMS, meaning that its posts, pages, and archives are all dynamically generated from a database. While…
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Setting WordPress Server Directory and File Permissions
WordPress usually runs on a Linux server, which has comprehensive and detailed permission controls for each directory. If permissions are…
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WordPress Cloud Server Selection: More CPU or More RAM?
Choosing a cloud server for WordPress often involves a trade-off between CPU and RAM. This guide analyzes when to prioritize processing power versus memory for optimal site performance.
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Stop Using FTP: How to Use Rsync for High-Efficiency Code Deployment
FTP is slow and unreliable for modern web development. Discover why Rsync is the superior choice for uploading code, featuring delta transfers, compression, and robust exclusion rules for faster, safer deployments.
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Enable TLS for Pure-FTPd to Make FTP Safer
Improve FTP security by enabling TLS in Pure-FTPd and configuring your FTP client to use encrypted connections.
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Upgrade CentOS to the Latest Linux Kernel and Set It as the Default Boot Option
Install a newer kernel on CentOS and configure GRUB so the server boots the latest kernel by default.
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Recommended WordPress Server Directory and File Permissions
A practical guide to safer WordPress directory and file permissions on a Linux server.
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Limit Attachment Upload Size in the WordPress Media Library or Post Editor
Restrict upload size in WordPress by applying different limits to media uploads and editor attachment handling.
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How to Set WordPress Permalinks and What Is Usually Recommended
A practical guide to WordPress permalink settings, cleaner URL structures, and a few sensible defaults.
