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  • How to make WordPress database secure by changing default WordPress table prefix?
    Last updated on April 11th, 2026 by Editorial Team

    How to make WordPress database secure by changing default WordPress table prefix?

    WordPress Database Security is the most important thing. Every single piece of information stored in it makes it a target for hackers and bots to steal information by applying SQL Injection. WordPress Database uses a default table prefix value “wp_” for all of its database tables. Typically, every website that is running WordPress will have its database tables with this prefix, and this can surely be used by hackers or malicious bots to guess your database table names. That’s why the smartest thing to do while creating a WordPress website is to change the prefix of the database, which can…

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  • How To Create Custom Post Types In WordPress Admin?
    Last updated on April 11th, 2026 by Editorial Team

    How To Create Custom Post Types In WordPress Admin?

    Now a days, WordPress is not just a blogging platform. From past few years, WordPress has become a robust content management system. By default, WordPress has two main post types: but you can create your own custom content types you want, these custom content types are referred as custom post types.  So when the WordPress is giving you the option to go beyond blogging platform and line up your content management system so there is no reason not to create custom post type WordPress. So today we will show you how you can easily create your own custom post types.…

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  • Learn How To Interact With An API Using WordPress Standard Functions
    Last updated on April 11th, 2026 by captain

    Learn How To Interact With An API Using WordPress Standard Functions

    To interact with APIs is a very common thing in Web Development, WordPress gives us the utility functions to interact with APIs. As you know to interact with an API requires good knowledge of cURL and many other things, WordPress takes this responsibility and wrap the inner stories into utility functions for you. “wp_remote_get“ is the function that gets the data for you from an API. All you have to do is just put the endpoint as an argument and voila! It’s magic. This function basically takes two arguments 1. $url – Resource to retrieve data from. This must be in a…

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  • What is HTTPS and How to Setup HTTPS in WordPress Site?
    Last updated on April 11th, 2026 by captain

    What is HTTPS and How to Setup HTTPS in WordPress Site?

    One of the most important features is to ensure that your WordPress website is secure and safe for those users who want to exchange their important information on your website while shopping or doing other stuff. Setting up your WordPress website to force the use of the most secure transaction system is not that difficult to implement, but it needs a lot of decision-making to enforce a secure transaction process for the user. You would have seen on some websites, their URLs starting with “HTTPS” like Facebook, Google, and many others. An “HTTPS” enabled website adds a security layer to the…

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  • Create a forum on WordPress without PHP Scripts
    Last updated on May 13th, 2026 by Tan Nguyen

    Create a forum on WordPress without PHP Scripts

    WordPress is known as the easiest way to build your own website, with low cost or even free if you use their service. However, it’s also very powerful, with plugins and themes developed daily, so you can do almost anything with it, such as creating a forum on WordPress.

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