We recently had a client working on the back end of their WordPress website when they were suddenly hit with an error message that read “400 Bad Request: Request Header or Cookie too Large”.
From time to time, our web design clients have been asked whether comments should be disabled within their WordPress blog. So, I felt it would be a good idea to discuss this very topic in today’s article.
Building and managing lots of WordPress websites for clients over the years, has made it clear that enabling automatic plugin updates is not only an important part of keeping WordPress websites secure, but can also be a great way to ensure that your website keeps running smoothly.
The other day, a client asked us if they should delete some of their really old images in their WordPress …
As a leading web design and SEO company based in Scottsdale, Arizona, we have recommended to a number of our …
Imagine, you have meticulously crafted an awesome new blog article and scheduled it to be published on a certain date, …
There are times when you might need to make some major changes to your website. And in so doing, you …
If you are new to web development and website maintenance, you should know that the .htaccess file is a powerful …
Are you considering a WordPress website to be built for your small business, but are unsure of the ongoing costs …
You are diligently tracking your website traffic, but something feels off. You see a surge in visitors from unfamiliar websites, …
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