If you don’t have an index file in your WordPress directory, then the web server automatically displays an index page containing your website files and folders. This index page is visible to all users and they can easily see which wordpress theme and plugins you are using and know more about your website structure. […]
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By default, WordPress comes with a feature where users can edit theme and plugin file directly from the WordPress admin dashboard. This is a very useful option as it allows you to edit any theme or plugin file from the WordPress dashboard. However, it can be a serious security issue to your site. If anyhow […]
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There are so many plugins that surround WooCommerce. Each one of them designed to perform certain tasks. But why use a separate shipping plugin when you have a dedicated WooCommerce section for shipping? The answer is quite simple – WooCommerce’s shipping options are just not powerful enough to handle day-to-day shipping needs. Things like parcel […]
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Do you want to password protect your WordPress login (WP-login.PHP) page? Well, it’s a smart move to protect your WordPress site from brute-force attacks. Why? Because brute force attack is a hacking method where automated software is used to generate a large number of passwords to gain unauthorized access to your website. Now, if you […]
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By default, WordPress automatically adds a meta tag which displays the WordPress version number. This meta tag is used for tracking purpose and it also shows which WordPress version you are using. Using this method, any advance user can figure out how many sites are powered by WordPress and which WordPress version you are running. […]
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