In order to run several websites on a single account, should you install WordPress several times? Is it possible to create all sites using one single WordPress installation? If so, which of these two approaches would be the most appropriate?
Which between the www and non-www versions of the URL is best? How to implement your decision using WordPress? Can you guess which one I have chosen?
HTTPS support is among WordPress minimum requirements. How to make your website compliant with this requirement? More importantly, how Let’s Encrypt and SiteGround simplify the whole process.
A wave of panic surrounded the forthcoming of WordPress 5.0 release. Indeed, the latter was featuring the new Block Editor, namely Gutenberg, which was utterly dreaded. The Classic Editor plugin was proposed as the solution to the Gutenberg problem.
After signing up for a hosting account with SiteGround, I was faced with a pop-up window asking me if I wanted to start a new website on my account. As I intended to install WordPress, I followed the invitation. What should I have done instead?
First, you have to decide on a hosting plan. Second, you have to sign up for an account. Third, you have to pay. With SiteGround, the all process was that simple.
On December 6, 2018, WordPress 5.0 was released. It featured the new editor, called Gutenberg! Despite many hostile reviews, the latter is a substantial leap forward in functionality. How did it affect my workflow?
Finding the perfect hosting provider is certainly a daunting task. There are so many factors to consider that you may be tempted to opt for the most popular or cheapest company. That would be a mistake; you don’t want to treat this selection process lightly. Keep reading if you want to know why I decided to entrust SiteGround with my website.
Given the dizzying array of options available, appreciating what kind of technology you really need for your web host can be daunting. Figuring out what are WordPress minimum requirements can help you narrowing down your choices.
Choosing the right CMS platform to build a website is an important consideration. There are many to choose from, each with its own set of features and benefits. Which one is best for podcasting?
