Introduction To WordPress Static Hybrid Traditional WordPress sites are great for flexibility but can suffer from speed and security problems. Meanwhile, static sites are fast and secure but lack easy...
Why WordPress Developers Should Care About GitHub Pages At first glance, WordPress and GitHub Pages look like oil and water — one runs dynamic PHP, the other serves static HTML....
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Why I Ignored Internal Linking At First And Paid The Price When I launched my first WordPress blog, I obsessed over keywords, backlinks, and content length. Internal linking? Meh. I...
Why Media Organization Matters More Than You Think When I started my first WordPress blog, I dumped every image, video, and audio file into the Media Library without thinking twice....
The Day A Slow Database Nearly Killed My WordPress Blog I used to think that optimizing a WordPress database was for tech geeks only. Until one day, my blog started...
Automating Static WordPress Updates Without Coding Managing a static WordPress site manually can become tedious. Imagine making a small content change — updating a post, regenerating the static files, and...
Understanding The Hybrid Architecture A hybrid WordPress and GitHub Pages setup combines the strengths of dynamic CMS management with the speed and security of static site hosting. Instead of serving...
Why Updating WordPress Is Critical For Security When I started managing WordPress websites, I used to delay updates because I was afraid they'd break something. Ironically, that fear led to...
Myth 1 Only Big Websites Get Hacked When I first launched my tiny blog, I laughed at the idea of being hacked. Who would even care, right? Turns out hackers...
