Working in Web and eCommerce Since the Early 00s
When you delete a post or page in WordPress, it doesn’t vanish right away. Instead, it moves to the trash, where you can restore it if you made a mistake. WordPress automatically empties the trash every 30 days, but 30 days doesn’t fit every website. Some site owners want faster cleanup to reduce database size, …
Downtime isn’t just a technical glitch – it’s lost money, lost trust, and lost opportunities. Whether you’re running an eCommerce store, a SaaS product, or even a blog, keeping your site online is critical. That’s why uptime monitoring tools should be a part of your website management strategy. What is Uptime Monitoring? At its simplest, …
Query Monitor is a WordPress plugin that includes several debugging tools, including a profiling feature that you can use to investigate running time and memory usage of specific code, find out more below. What is Query Monitor? As you’ve come across this blog post, you probably already know what Query Monitor is, skip this if …