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WordPress security
WordPress security features include user roles and permissions, secure login options like 2FA, regular updates, security plugins, file permissions, SSL/HTTPS, security keys, limited plugin usage, backups, and the use of a web application firewall (WAF) for added protection against threats.
WordPress security features include user roles and permissions, secure login options like 2FA, regular updates, security plugins, file permissions, SSL/HTTPS, security keys, limited plugin usage, backups, and the use of a web application firewall (WAF) for added protection against threats.
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Hooks in WordPress are predefined points that allow developers to add or modify functionality without directly editing core files. Action hooks trigger events, while filter hooks manipulate data before it's processed. They enable flexible customization and easier maintenance.
Hooks in WordPress are predefined points that allow developers to add or modify functionality without directly editing core files. Action hooks trigger events, while filter hooks manipulate data before it’s processed. They enable flexible customization and easier maintenance.
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WordPress errors refer to issues specific to the WordPress content management system (CMS), such as theme or plugin conflicts. PHP errors, on the other hand, are programming errors that occur in PHP, the scripting language used by WordPress, and can affect any PHP-based application, not just WordPreRead more
WordPress errors refer to issues specific to the WordPress content management system (CMS), such as theme or plugin conflicts. PHP errors, on the other hand, are programming errors that occur in PHP, the scripting language used by WordPress, and can affect any PHP-based application, not just WordPress.
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To troubleshoot a 404 Error in WordPress: refresh page, check URL, verify permalink settings, clear browser cache.
To troubleshoot a 404 Error in WordPress: refresh page, check URL, verify permalink settings, clear browser cache.
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