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Category : wordpress
April 13, 2022

How to Migrate a CMS: Drupal to WordPress

How to Migrate a CMS: Drupal to WordPress
The FG Drupal to WordPress plugin will allow you to take your Drupal content, custom taxonomies, images, comments, users, and attachments to WordPress
April 12, 2022

Installing & Managing WordPress Language Packs Using WP-CLI

Installing & Managing WordPress Language Packs Using WP-CLI
If you are comfortable with using the command line for the language modifications shown in this article, we would always recommend using them to benefit from the captured command history
March 31, 2022

WordPress Plugins: Gravity Forms vs. Fluent Forms

WordPress Plugins: Gravity Forms vs. Fluent Forms
In this article, we compare and contrast two major contact form plugins available in the market — Gravity Forms and Fluent Forms
March 23, 2022

Set WordPress Maintenance Mode Using WP-CLI

Set WordPress Maintenance Mode Using WP-CLI
This article explains why maintenance mode as a built-in feature in WordPress is important to use and how to enable, deactivate, and check on the status of it on a site while using WP-CLI commands
March 17, 2022

WordPress Fixes: Troubleshooting WP-CLI Issues

WordPress Fixes: Troubleshooting WP-CLI Issues
WP-CLI execution errors are often fairly easy to fix, allowing the WP-CLI tool to work as expected so you can focus on what's most important for maintaining your WordPress site!
March 16, 2022

Analytics for Ecommerce Using Glew Analytics

Analytics for Ecommerce Using Glew Analytics
Glew Analytics and its automated dashboards provide insights into what is happening in your business, including revenue, conversion rates, and order values.
March 02, 2022

How Does a CDN Work to Speed Up Your Ecommerce Site?

How Does a CDN Work to Speed Up Your Ecommerce Site?
A CDN improves page load times for higher volumes of users by caching the original site's content on multiple servers strategically placed around the world.
March 01, 2022

Google Shopping & WooCommerce: Listing Products

Google Shopping & WooCommerce: Listing Products
Discover how to implement the Google Listings & Ads plugin or the Product Feed Manager plugin to feed your WooCommerce product catalog to the Google Shopping, Facebook Catalog, Instagram Shopping, Bing Shopping, Pinterest, Rakuten Marketplace, Yandex Market, Etsy, and many more online marketplaces.
February 24, 2022

Deleting Expired WordPress Transients & Post Revisions

Deleting Expired WordPress Transients & Post Revisions
WordPress transients are used for short-term caching of data inside the WordPress database, and the creator of an expired WordPress transient (almost always a plugin) is expected to handle the transient deletion aspect of WordPress maintenance.