There’s no doubt that Cloudflare is a powerhouse when it comes to both it’s DNS tools and Content Delivery Network. If you’re unsure of how it works though, it can be a little intimidating to wrap your head around what’s actually useful in the dashboard as there are a substantial number of options available. I’ve […]

Eventually, I’ll write my own guide to using Query Monitor, but in the meantime here’s one courtesy of Cloudways.

Optimisation is, without a doubt, the most commonly raised issue I’ve assisted clients with. I may not be a data scientist, but common sense dictates if a site has a bad user experience, then there’s a risk of those users dropping off and studies have regularly shown that poorly performing websites do not convert customers. […]

There are two main components to a WordPress Site. The webserver files and the database files. The webserver files contain things like the images, the plugins and theme files, and the WordPress core files. The database contains things like the core, plugin and theme options, the post content, user content and meta tables. The two […]

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I haven’t gotten around to this one yet so in the meantime, I’d recommend checking out this guide from Tom Dupuis for some really good advice!

A cron job is a script or function which is executed at a scheduled time, periodically. They can be once off tasks such as publishing a post or recurring tasks like checking for updates. To help improve performance, WordPress only checks for scheduled items with each page load which is great for low to medium […]