How to Create a Multilingual WordPress Site (Mega Tutorial)
Seeking for how to create a multilingual WordPress site? In this post, we’re going to discuss how you can translate your WordPress site into multiple languages.
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How to Send Mail from Localhost in WordPress (XAMPP, WAMP, ALL)
Do you know you can send emails from your localhost WordPress site? In this post, we’re learning how to send mail from localhost in WordPress.
How to Fix the XAMPP HTTP Error 404 (Step by Step)
The XAMPP HTTP Error 404 is usually seen when the requested resource from the client is not found by the server. Here is the solution to this error.
WPGIZ Becomes a Proud Media Partner for WordCamp Europe 2023
We are happy to announce that WPGIZ has been selected as a media partner for WordCamp Europe 2023. This is a great opportunity to spread the word about WordPress.
How to Edit a WordPress Website (3 Popular Ways)
Are you wondering how to edit a WordPress website? You can do everything on your own and you don’t even need any prior coding experience. Learn details here.
How to Put a WordPress Site in Maintenance Mode (3 Best Methods)
Do you want to know how to put a WordPress site in maintenance mode? Learn how to turn on maintenance mode in WordPress, and the benefits of doing so.
How to Make a WordPress Site Private (Best 4 Ways)
In this post, we are going to discuss how to make a WordPress site private and why would you want to make a WordPress site private.
How to Configure WordPress Permalink Settings (Full Guide)
In this post, we will discuss what are WordPress permalinks, how to change your WordPress permalink settings, and much more. It's the complete guide.
How to Remove WordPress Comment Author Link (Easy Way)
Want to get rid of unwanted links in comments? Learn how to remove WordPress comment author link. Find your every option in this post and use the suitable one.
WordPress Playground – Use WordPress Without Installing!
The concept of WordPress Playground is an idea where you can work on WordPress outside a PHP server. That means you can now run WordPress on the browser!