How to Migrate from WordPress Multi-Site to Single Site

WordPress Multi-Site installations are useful only if you are managing more than 4,5 sites that are using the same theme and similar layout on all the sites. Personally, I don’t see the long-term benefit of using multi-site WordPress and the usual “excuse” of website owners is that is much easier for them to log in […]

How to Fix the HTTP Image Upload Error in Media Library

If you are unable to upload images to posts or pages via Media Library, below are quick and easy fixes for HTTP upload error. Image Editor Library In the most cases the problem can be solved by changing the default WordPress Image editor from Imagick  to GD Library.  You can do this by editing your […]

Disable Gutenberg before it’s too late!

In approx. 40 days (or less), WordPress will roll out the 5.0 version update that comes with Gutenberg. The Gutenberg is a built-in visual editor and page builder that allows you to easily make all the content changes without using any third-party plugins (or page builders, such as Elementor and similar). The purpose of Gutenberg […]

Fix for Contact Form 7 Refill Issue

If you’re using the Contact Form 7 plugin and have a performance issues with refill request, the solution is fairly simple.  The error listed on the image above could be seen on Page Speed Insights, GTMetrix, Pingdom or on other services that are measuring your site loading time. To fix this issue, log in to […]

Gutenberg – A New Dawn in WordPress

The WordPress editor is considered as one of the gold standards in how to design an intuitive, easy to use content management system. So, why the need for Gutenberg? The answer is pretty simple – the current editor is not exactly a full-fledged modern editor. As such, the developers have always wanted to upgrade the […]

How to Properly Add a Custom Code to your WordPress

I noticed over the time that many site owners are not aware that improper custom code implementation can break an entire site. What usually happens is scenario where the site owner found some cool code snippet online and tried to manually add it to index.php (or some other) file. And of course a few minutes […]

4 Simple Tips to Keep Your WordPress Secure

Getting your WordPress site secure is more important than you think!  What I’m noticing all the time is that many site owners do not care about the security and that’s definitely not good.   If you leave your site vulnerable to hack attacks, you’re risking to lose a valuable data and negatively affect your reputation.  If […]