How to Migrate from DesktopServer to Local
Now that DesktopServer has sadly closed down, it's time to move to another tool for working with WordPress locally. I'm going to be using Local (formerly Local by Flywheel) for…
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How to Delete All Comments in WordPress
Comments can easily build up on a WordPress site, especially if you don't have any anti-spam measures in place. It seems easy enough to get rid of them all, there…
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Reduce unused JavaScript in WordPress
Remove unused JavaScript is a common, but technical, recommendation from PageSpeed. It’s hard to satisfy correctly, but I’ll show you the shortcut that will have a huge impact on your PageSpeed score
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A Guide to Moving WordPress Sites
If you work with clients using WordPress in any capacity, or even if you are a solo site owner, at some point, you will probably need to move a site from one server to another (also known as migrating).
Moving your WordPress site around can be an intimidating process at first. In this guide I’ll show you 3 different ways to do it, so you’ll be equipped for any scenario!
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How to Preload Key Requests in WordPress
If you run Google PageSpeed tests on your website, you may have seen the recommendation to “Preload Key Requests.”
This post explains what that recommendation means, the advantages as well as the pitfalls, and most importantly, how to do it.
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Create Custom WooCommerce Layouts with Beaver Builder
Continuing the series looking at options to customize your WooCommerce product pages, this time we’re looking at Beaver Builder.
If you don’t mind a small learning curve and a different WordPress editing experience, Beaver Builder is really powerful. You can control most aspects of your WooCommerce store layouts, and easily apply templates in bulk.
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