The easiest way to find the Post ID, Page ID or Product ID in WordPress is to hover over the post in WordPress admin and check the link. The number after post= and before & is the post ID. You…
The easiest way to find the Post ID, Page ID or Product ID in WordPress is to hover over the post in WordPress admin and check the link. The number after post= and before & is the post ID. You…
For quick reference. Remember to change my_subdir and example.com Reference: Giving WordPress Its Own Directory
Dating has slowly but surely moved to the virtual world. Data shows that around 40 million Americans are using dating sites and that 19% of new couples in 2017 met online. Seeing as online dating wasn’t really an option until…
Having a blog or a website up and running is a dream come true for many users. Getting that footprint online is not a walk in the park, though. Many have endured inadequate services, scammers, lost files, and even lost…
A documentation of how I manage my WordPress websites using Git, GitHub and Local (by Flywheel / WP Engine). I am not claiming that this is the best way for everyone. But this works beautifully for me.
