Google has announced that page experience will affect ranking soon. The page experience update will consider several page experience signals, including LCP, FID, and CLS plus Chrome's recent fix to CLS. We are in a need to explain what is Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) that we are talking about. Suppose you are reading this article and without warning, the text moved down, and you've lost your … [Read more...]
WordPress Plugins for Building a Game Review Website
The advantages WordPress has over other similar systems for building websites are quite obvious. It's mostly free of cost and very reliable. What’s more, there is also a very large community of WordPress users that are willing to share their experiences and help you with any questions you might have. Another thing that is great about WordPress is the huge variety of different plugins and themes … [Read more...]
Why Not to Use Your Host for Email Marketing
Email under own domain name is the most complex and least discussed part of a website. It is possible to instruct a person to install the required packages on a server and run WordPress (or just use some shared hosting) but properly configuring the email under your domain name demands many years of experience. When we are talking around configuring the email under our domain name for Email … [Read more...]
WordPress Link to text Fragment
A URI fragment is a string of characters that refers to a resource that is under a primary resource identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). The fragment identifier is intended to point to the resource that is under a primary resource. Anchor links or jump menu links are links that instantly take you to a specific part of the page. For example, with hardcoded HTML, we can directly … [Read more...]
How to Prevent MySQL Downtime in WordPress Installation
MySQL database is the heart of a WordPress installation and errors with WordPress database tend to be particularly worrisome. Several reasons work together to make WordPress and MySQL prone to failure. Error Establishing a Database Connection possibly the most common error shown at WordPress front-end. The "MySQL server has gone away" error is another common error. It is definite truth that we … [Read more...]
External Link Icon With Hover With Base64 Data URI and CSS
Many of the webmasters and bloggers want to add a Wikipedia style external link icon to some of the external links. It is obvious matter that using a transparent image for this kind of external link icon increases one HTTP request. We have an old guide on how to use a transparent image to add an icon beside the external links for the effect. In short, the method for it was using a CSS like below … [Read more...]
Simple Bash Script For MySQL Database Backup
Regular MySQL backup is of utmost importance for any website running with a MySQL database, like WordPress. Because it is the MySQL which stores all the textual and other information. FTP usually have the theme files and post images. In this article, we will show how to write some simple bash scripts to automatically backup your MySQL at a particular time of the day from localhost or a backup … [Read more...]
WordPress Genesis Semi-static Home Page with Static Content From a Page
If your website has thousands of articles like our website, you'll end up finding a design which will support showing multiple lists of articles as static part followed by the regular design of blog's homepage. It is a retro-style, thesitewizard.com is a good example of that style. This article is going to help the webmasters who are willing to afford a theme designer. Although this guide is for … [Read more...]
How to Get a Featured Snippet on Google Search Result
Google search shows up a featured snippet is a summary of an answer to a query on top of the search results with text content from a webpage. As it is automatically selected by Google, peoples all over the earth discovered various tricks to get a featured snippet on Google search result from own domain. The domain under question must be an older active website with a decent MOZ rank (probably over … [Read more...]
PHP 7.4 and WordPress .htaccess
WordPress setup running on the top of Apache uses the .htaccess file. .htaccess on Apache server setup remains on FTP and works like the other Apache settings files. It mostly controls common matters like the URLs and access to a directory. .htaccess files degrade the performance of the Apache backend server. As the number of directories on a site gets larger, it impacts the crawl. Apache … [Read more...]
WordPress MySQL Replication With HyperDB
In our earlier guides, we have discussed about Standalone Database and Distributed Database, shown MySQL Configuration to Set Up Master-Slave Replication. Here is the required setup and settings to make WordPress use master/slave MySQL database with replication fully working. The total set of articles will make your WordPress setup far more advanced and fail proof. Obviously, like anything it will … [Read more...]
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