Category: WordPress Drama

by: Madalin Tudoseon: in: WordPress Drama, Articles

The Site Ahead Contains Malware! Here’s How to Fix It!

Did you just stumble upon a message stating that “The Site Ahead Contains Malware” or “The Site Ahead Contains Harmful Programs” and didn’t know what to do about it? We’re going to teach you why this is happening and guide you step-by-step so you know exactly what to do to fix the errors! But first…

WordPress is a dominant content management system that powers around 30% of all websites on the Internet. It offers a plethora of incredible features, but it doesn’t mean that WordPress is resistant to malware attacks. On the contrary, security has always been one of the system’s weak spots.

A research revealed that over 90 thousand hacker attacks are happening each minute. Another study proved that 73% of the most popular WordPress-based websites are vulnerable to attacks. This is the reason why you often see a notification: The Site Ahead Contains Harmful Programs.

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by: Madalin Tudoseon: in: WordPress Drama, WordPress Plugins

Gutenberg or a Premium WordPress Page Builder – Which Should You Use?

There has been a lot of debate as to whether Gutenberg, a WordPress owned page editor, will match and eventually kill premium page builders. Gutenberg, as you probably know, is designed to take over as the new WordPress default editor. It was recently launched as a plugin in a beta testing phase and is compatible with WordPress version 4.8 or higher. In its current form, it is still up to par with current premium page builders which are in the market. This is primarily due to its limited options and feature set.

So how do we expect this “battle” to proceed?

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by: Jason Daszkewiczon: in: Articles, WordPress Drama

How & Why To Downgrade WordPress Versions, Plugins, And Themes

The WordPress Core code is updated pretty regularly throughout the year. Everyone wants to upgrade to the latest version of the WordPress as it is stable. We all want the latest features and also immunity from the security holes of the older versions. Yet, even after such extensive research, all the bugs cannot be fixed at once.

This is where the problem arrives. Those bugs which left behind while fixing can really cause a lot of trouble. Also, there are plugins and themes which don’t act nicely in an update. The core developer of plugin and themes need some time to catch up with an update of WordPress. So, till that time, things can go weird.

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by: Zoey Kasdanon: in: Articles, WordPress Drama

How to Tell if Your WordPress Site is Fast Enough (And How to Improve it!)

It seems like yesterday that we were all listening to long, drawn out tones as our dial-up internet connected. Fast forward to now, and speed is everything. Over half of internet users expect websites to load in 2 seconds or less! What does a slow website cost you? Well, visitors for starters, but that’s just the beginning.

Today I’m going to show you just how important your website loading speed is for the ultimate success of your online business or blog. We’ll also look at a few valuable tools you can use to measure your speed and how you can increase your website’s performance today.

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by: Madalin Tudoseon: in: Articles, WordPress Drama

3 Smart Alternatives to WordPress

We all know how powerful and versatile WordPress can be. After all, it`s a content management system, with more than 10 years of continuous updates and features implemented and millions of people behind it.

Starting as a blogging platform, WordPress slowly but certainly turned into a veritable CMS over the years.
Most people find it cool, others call it a great CMS, but there are some people which doesn`t find it a proper solution for their projects.

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