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Tracking down bugs in WordPress development often feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. Especially when you’re relying on var_dump() calls and manually scanning error logs.
WordPress Studio has two new debugging capabilities that make this process faster and more intuitive: Xdebug support and debug log access.
...Monikka Spruyt spent years in corporate. Then, the training organization she worked for was being merged into another. She’d also just had her third baby.
She saw it as a sign. Starting over in another corporate role wasn’t what she wanted. This was her moment to build something of her own.
So she backed herself instead.
She trained as a life coa...
At its core, WordPress software is highly secure. The platform itself follows strong security practices and is regularly updated.
Most WordPress security issues don’t come from WordPress itself — but from how a site is set up and maintained.
In this guide, we’ll explain how secure WordPress is, where real risks come from, and what steps you can take to red...
Jason Stockill’s day job is in agriculture — operations manager at a local dealership in Canada, selling tractors, skid steers, the whole deal.
But after hours, he’s been working on something else.
His son Jäger races motorcycles. He is the 2025 FIM MiniGP Canada Champion — six wins, nine podiums in a single season — and has represented Team Canada at the ...
SEO in 2026 means optimizing for both traditional search engines and AI discovery tools — and WordPress gives you the plugin ecosystem to handle both.
The challenge? Figuring out which SEO plugins actually move the needle versus which ones just clutter your dashboard.
We looked at WordPress.com usage data and user ratings, then I tested the top contender...