Logged in users will see a toolbar at the top of the page - for both the wp-admin and front end pages. You can hide the admin toolbar for front…

By default WordPress displays a toolbar (known as the admin bar) on all pages when users are logged in. This isn't necessary for a lot of WordPress sites, for example…

When you need to run custom PHP code on your WordPress site often you're instructed to add it to the active theme’s functions.php file. The issue with this is that…

The following steps show up to install future release versions of WordPress. This is usually done for testing purposes and should never be done on a production WordPress site. If you…

By default the file upload limit when using Local by Flywheel is 300 MB. The steps below show how to increase this to 512 MB. Note: The process requires you…

The easiest way to see the current upload limit in WordPress is to: Login into the WordPress administration (wp-admin) for your website Go to 'Media' -> 'Add new' The upload limit will…

Local by Flywheel is a development tool which allows you to create WordPress sites on your computer. These sites can be used for developing or testing WordPress, plugins or themes.…

When sending emails meta-data in the email "header" explains who sent the email. There are two similar, but quite different, details that when not set correctly can make your emails…

By default WordPress will send emails as plain text using the content type "text/plain". But some plugins, such as Gravity Forms, will send HTML emails. The issue with this is…