How To Fix The WordPress HTTP 500 Internal Server Error (Easy)
WordPress website errors can be annoying to deal with. There’s never a one-stop solution for these problems, and a vast range of…
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Google Fonts & GDPR – How You Can Stay Compliant
At the beginning of 2022, Germany ruled the use of Google Fonts as a violation of the GDPR. The GDPR is Europe’s…
How To Install & Run WordPress Locally on Windows or Mac
WordPress is one of the most popular environments for building websites in the world, and one of the reasons it’s so great…
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How to Install WordPress with Apache on Ubuntu 2023
WordPress is the leading content management system for good reason. It’s the same software we use to power our own blog and…
10 Best WordPress Management Tools To Easily Manage Multiple Websites
Anyone who’s running more than a single WordPress website should consider streamlining the process of managing their WordPress websites. So, in this…
How To Install WordPress On OpenLiteSpeed
WordPress is the world’s leading (and by far the most popular) content management system (CMS) – currently powering over 40% of all websites…
How To Use Nginx FastCGI Cache (RunCache) To Speed Up Your WordPress Performance
It is no secret that Nginx FastCGI Cache can drastically increase your WordPress performance by improving server response time and reducing the…
How To Install ImageMagick PHP Extension (Imagick)
When building your website, some PHP web applications including WordPress and Laravel may require the additional ImageMagick PHP extension for advanced image…
How To Use Redis Object Cache To Speed Up Dynamic WordPress Site
With RunCloud, you don’t need to be a Linux expert to host high-performance WordPress websites, both “static” WordPress sites (simple blog) and…