Blogs

Hackers find admin email addresses on WordPress through author pages, contact forms, comments, plugins, metadata, or WHOIS domain registration details. […]

Learn how to manually edit the DNS zone for your WordPress site. Step-by-step instructions for using cPanel, Cloudflare, GoDaddy, and Namecheap to manage DNS settings.

Learn how to hide the WordPress admin bar for subscriber users using code, plugins, or settings to create a cleaner, user-friendly, and distraction-free interface.

Learn how to integrate the WordPress block editor with GoHighLevel using HTML embeds, webhooks, and automation tools for smooth content and CRM workflows.

Discover how global supply chain disruptions affect WordPress sites, from hosting and plugins to CDNs, and learn practical strategies to keep your website stable.

Learn how Splunk integrates with WordPress for real-time monitoring, analytics, and security insights, plus setup methods and key use cases.

Yes, platform-independent applications can apply to a WordPress site. They can integrate via APIs, iFrames, plugins, or Dockerized environments to

Learn whether users can install applications on WordPress. Understand differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, plugin access, and hosting limits.

In Short: Yes, on WordPress.org, you can install custom software and plugins. No, on WordPress.com, custom software and plugins are