Bricks Builder For WordPress RCE Vulnerability
Learn about the critical RCE vulnerability in Bricks Visual Site Builder for WordPress, rated 9.8/10, actively exploited. Find out how to protect your site with the latest security patch.
WordPress User Survey Reveals Growing Dissatisfaction
Explore the latest insights from the WordPress user survey, delving into user frustrations, shifting preferences, and market trends. Discover key findings and recommendations for WordPress to address user concerns and foster a more inclusive community.
Critical WordPress SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle Plugin Vulnerability Affects Over 600,000 Sites
Discover the critical vulnerability affecting over 600,000 WordPress sites due to the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle plugin. Learn about the stored XSS flaw and the recommended actions to safeguard your website and visitors.
WordPress Backup Plugin Vulnerability Affects Over 200,000 Sites
Stay protected! Discover how a critical vulnerability in a popular WordPress backup plugin affects over 200,000 sites. Learn why updating to version 1.2.6 is crucial to prevent potential denial-of-service attacks.
Block Pinterest From Pinning Your Images in WordPress
This WordPress function, "no_images_pinning," effectively blocks Pinterest from pinning your images by adding a custom meta tag to the website's head section.
Introduction to WooCommerce
In today's digital age, the world of e-commerce has experienced exponential growth, with more and more businesses shifting
Add an SSL Trust Seal on Easy Digital Downloads Checkout
Adding an SSL trust seal can increase trust from someone wanting to purchase from you and therefore increase the likelihood of them completing the order.
Minimum Required PHP Version for Plugins
WordPress has introduced a way for developers to set a minimum required PHP version for their plugins.
If you are
Redirect User After Login in WordPress
The following is a code snippet that allows you to redirect users to a custom page after they login to your WordPress site.
Allow SVG through WordPress Media Uploader
Add the following to your theme’s functions.php file to allow .svg files to be uploaded through the WordPress media uploader:
