WordPress gives you powerful tools to build, edit, and manage content but, sometimes, things don’t go as planned. Maybe a plugin update breaks your layout or you accidentally delete a post. The good news is that you can often undo those changes and get your site back to normal.

This guide explains how to undo changes in WordPress, including edits to posts, themes, p...

When site visitors want to contact you, sign up for your newsletter, or leave a comment, they’ll likely do so via forms. However, any form you add to your website can become a major security risk if it’s not properly protected.

Luckily, creating a secure form in WordPress doesn’t have to be hard. With the right tools and precautions, you can protect your website and...

To your visitors, your contact form seems to work just fine. The page refreshes and there’s no error message. But then, nothing shows up in your inbox.

If your WordPress contact form isn’t sending you notifications, it can quietly block leads, customer questions, or support requests without any obvious sign that something’s wrong — a pretty major issue.

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Running multiple WordPress sites on localhost helps you test themes, plugins, and configurations without affecting live environments. Whether you’re developing, designing, or troubleshooting, local sites offer a fast, safe, and flexible workspace.

This guide shows you how to locally manage multiple WordPress sites using

Installing the Meta (formerly Facebook) Pixel on your WordPress website helps you track conversions, optimize ad performance, and improve your targeting strategies. Whether you run a small site or a large e-commerce store, the Pixel enables you to see how visitors interact with your content after clicking your ads.

This guide explains how to set up and install the M...