Since WordPress is a stable and good platform on the internet, it would have a huge number of hackers when the users do not maintained their sites properly or when poorly developed or outdated plugins are used. So, it gets important to secure your free blogging tool so that it can help you expand your
A few weeks back, my website was hacked and the codes were inserted into the WP’s core and theme files. The codes were used for redirecting visitors to one of the malware websites. When I tried to broke it, my website got severely damaged that caused me a huge loss. Even though I am an
Nowadays, WordPress has become an easy target for malevolent hacker attacks. During 2013, a total of 170,000 blogs and sites were hacked and now in 2014, this figure would likely to increase. You would definitely think why this is happening even though, WP has been considered a safe platform for everyone. Let’s discuss facts based
Since WordPress is a stable and secure platform, it can easily become a victim of hackers if not maintained properly or outdated or poorly developed plugins are used. Normally, hackers used to hide malicious PHO codes added in WordPress with the help of base64 encoding after which, they opt eval () and base64 decoding to
Download and install these three plugins to your WordPress blog to reduce risk of intrusion and hacking. No one wants to allow others to access his/her WP blog, but unluckily it occurs every single day. Users delete their websites every day, take over or deface them and the owners are left helpless as they do
In our recent project we want to use the excerpt as the meta description for single post. Here is the original codes: [php] /* * output meta description info */ function ultra_meta_desc() { echo ‘<meta name="description" content="’; if (is_single()){ the_excerpt(); } else { echo bloginfo( ‘description’ ); } echo ‘"/>’; } [/php] But the result
Many plugins and themes add JavaScript and CSS files to your site and usually these plugins will increase the total size of the page, the number of HTTP request in order to load each file separately. The good news is that WordPress has a built-in system that allows us to deregister these scripts and styles. Well, it doesn’t mean
What we want it to be like: [html] <div class="user_menu"><a href="#">Menu Item 1</a> <a href="#">Menu Item 1</a> <a href="#">Menu Item 1</a> <div class="clear"></div> </div> [/html] Then we can add this to the functions.php: [php] <?php echo strip_tags(wp_nav_menu( array(‘theme_location’ => ‘primary’, ‘container_class’ => ‘user_menu’, ‘echo’ => false, ‘items_wrap’ => ‘%3$s<div class="clear"></div>’) ), ‘<a><div>’); ?> [/php]