WordPress Basics

Deactivating Comments on Specific Pages or Posts

By default, WordPress shows a comments field on all posts, but not on any pages. You can get more detailed...

Enabling Automatic Updates on a Website

When administrating WordPress websites, you can opt for the plugins/themes, and even WordPress to update automatically. What are automatic updates?...

Creating a Full-width Page in WordPress

It may happen that sometimes you need a page with full-width content, without the sidebar. This can be easily set...

Creating a Navigation Menu Structure in WordPress

This article will detail the steps for setting up a “Navigation Menu” for your WordPress pages. This is not a...

CloudFlare Auto Minify Feature

Note: CloudFlare has deprecated the auto-minification. Therefore, you won’t need to follow these steps post August 2024. All Thrive Themes...

Using the Advanced Custom Fields Plugin to Create Custom Fields

The “Advanced Custom Fields” plugin offers an easy way of creating custom fields for your WordPress website. These custom fields...

Resolving WordPress 404 Error After Permalink Change

It can happen that after you change the permalink of a page/post, instead of being redirected to the new page,...

Showing Registration Option on WordPress Login Screen

You might be very familiar with this login screen, where you can simply input your WordPress details and log into...

Updating a Theme or Plugin in a Network

If you are running a WordPress multi-site network, it is important to know how you can activate or update themes...

What Database Tables do Thrive Products Use?

In this article, I am going to explain how you can tell which tables do Thrive Themes products create in...
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