Security is becoming increasingly important as the digital age continues to mature. If you don’t keep up with the latest security technology, you are leaving your site open to unnecessary risks. One of the standards for website security is two-factor authentication. It is available when logging into the likes of Google and Twitter, for their users’ additional peace of mind. Thankfully, you can easily add two-step authentication to your website using Google’s Authenticator app with WordPress plugins. With the above in mind, in this article we will explain how to use Google Authenticator to tighten security on your WordPress website. Let’s get started! How Two-Factor Authentication Works […]
Doc Pop’s News Drop: The WordPress REST API Roadmap
Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. Since the WP-REST API integration into WordPress 4.7, we haven’t heard much news from the API team. This week, Doc Pop talks about a recent update from Ryan McCue on the REST API roadmap and a call for volunteers. “The REST API Roadmap” Love WordPress News, but hate reading? This is Doc Pop’s News Drop! The WordPress REST API has already had a long journey. It was first announced by Ryan […]
Tips to Protect Your WordPress Website From Being Hacked
Cyber insecurity is an increasing factor in the technological world these days. Every good website needs security. If your website is not secured, there are hackers out there who will not only steal your data from the website but also try to destroy your website. Electronic hackers are fast and invisible and will take all the details of your customer from your website along with their bank details. Once done, the damage done by the hacker can never be recovered. This article will cover ways to keep yourself and your data safe. Don’t Use Default Credentials Your password is your […]
How To Query Multiple Post Types With One Request To The WordPress REST API
One controversial design decision in the WordPress REST API was to have a separate route for each post type. Some people disagreed as combining multiple post types in one route would have been very useful. As a result, you can’t query for posts of the same post type in the same request. This makes sense in terms of following the REST standard, also, the WordPress REST API is super extensible, so you can change that behavior. I’ll show you how in this article. In this article, I’ll show you how to make the default posts route of the WordPress REST […]
25 Essential WordPress Plugins to Monetize Your WordPress Website
Most people who start a website do it with the goal in mind to earn money. After all, we all need to make a living and the Internet has become a great place to do it. We already talked about this concept in another article that covered how to monetize your WordPress website. Here, we covered different ways to make money with a website from ads over sponsored posts to affiliate programs. It’s a great place to start if you are thinking about earning money with your WordPress site. Today, we want to get a little more specific. After deciding how […]

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