If you are not using a fresh WordPress install for this, then firstly you would have to deactivate all your plugins. Step 1 Open the wp-config.php file and add the following line to activate MultiSite Network option. define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); Before the next step, we need to know the difference between a Sub-domain Multisite and a […]
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If you have a custom WordPress login form or you do not want anyone to access the default login form, due to security reasons or any other reason, you can set a redirect for the wp-login.php page. You could set a redirect simply in the .htaccess or the site’s Nginx config file, but this will […]
Often while updating pages or posts in WordPress, it automatically adds p and br tags automatically at the end of paragraphs. This behavior specially happens when copying text from HTML file to the WordPress editor. This can be really frustrating and keeps on messing with the page structure. There are 2 ways of fixing this […]
One of the biggest problems users get stumped by is the problem of duplicate posts. Some users who have 30K+ posts on there blog and they wish to delete the duplicate posts, it can be really taxing for them to go through the list of posts from wp-admin and delete each post one by one. […]
WP-CLI is a command line tool to manage your WordPress installation. To install it on your Linux server you require SSH access for the server. Note: To install WP-CLI you require PHP version 5.3.2 and later and WordPress version 3.5.2 and above Step 1 : Download the ‘wp-phar.phar’ File in your ‘opt’ folder. cd /opt […]
In this Tutorial we will cover, how to install WordPress. But before we start, make sure your server is ready and with root privileges.You also need to have nginx, PHP-FPM and MySQL installed on the server. ( You can follow this tutorial to setup the server with these : LEMP Server Setup Now lets begin […]
If you have forgotten your WordPress user password and wish to update it, you can do so directly via the Database. Step 1 : You would require access to your WordPress database. You can access the database via any database manager like PHPMyAdmin or Adminer. For this tutorial we will be using Adminer Database Manager. […]
If you see the following error while deleting images in bulk in WordPress : “Error 503 Service Unavailable Service Unavailable Guru Meditation: XID: 000000000 Varnish cache server” Step 1. First step would be to Increase the Nginx Buffers : Open the nginx.conf file vi /etc/nginx/nginx.conf or vi /usr/local/nginx/conf/nginx.conf and update(or add if not present already) […]