To edit the header in WordPress, go to Appearance > Editor if you use a block theme, or Appearance > Customize if you use a classic theme. Block themes let you modify the header as a template part using the Site Editor, while classic themes rely on the Theme Customizer […]
A WordPress staging site is a private copy of your live website where you can safely test updates, design changes, and new plugins before applying them to production. You can create one through your hosting provider, a WordPress plugin, or manually via cPanel. Making changes directly on a live site […]
The “link you followed has expired” error in WordPress appears when WordPress’s internal security token expires during a file upload or update, or when your server’s PHP limits are too low to complete the action. Here are six fixes, ordered from quickest to most technical. If you’re in a hurry, […]
The WordPress memory limit controls how much server RAM your site’s PHP scripts can use. To increase it, add define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); to your wp-config.php file just before the “stop editing” line. If that doesn’t work, you can also adjust it through .htaccess, php.ini, or your hosting control panel. If you’ve […]
Learn how to change your WordPress theme without losing content. Step-by-step guide covers backup, preview, switching, and post-change steps.
You can add social media icons to WordPress using the built-in Social Icons block, a plugin like WPZOOM Social Icons Widget & Block, or custom HTML code. The Social Icons block works for most sites and requires no plugin at all. Social media icons (sometimes called social media buttons or […]
