What is zxcvbn.min.js in WordPress?
Whenever a user creates a password for their account in WordPress, by default you see a meter telling you how strong your password is: You may see this both on…
Read more →Intermediate tutorials may include code modifications, or use of tools like FTP. If you’re not a full-on developer, but you’re also not scared of getting your hands dirty, these tutorials are good for you :)
Whenever a user creates a password for their account in WordPress, by default you see a meter telling you how strong your password is: You may see this both on…
Read more →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…
Read more →When you are working with a WordPress development or staging site in conjunction with a live site, there are often times when you just want to migrate a couple of…
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Read more →When things aren't working as expected on your site, or you get an error notification from WordPress, you will need to check the error logs for your site. WordPress runs…
Read more →The default text on the WordPress comment form is: "Leave a Reply." In this guide you'll learn a few different ways to modify that text. If you want to remove…
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