wp-config.php

šŸ’” wp-config.php file is one of the most important files in a Wordpress installation. It contains your websiteā€™s base configuration details, such as database connection information.

Here you can find all those damned wp-config constants you can never remember.

cant edit plugins - Canā€™t Add or Install Plugins in WordPress

Canā€™t Add or Install Plugins in WordPress

Q: Why can’t I add plugins in WordPress? A: The following code was added to wp-config.php file that disables file editing and uploading. Simply remove these files from the wp-config.php file and then refresh the wp-admin page.

Increase Maximum Upload File Size in WordPress - āœ… How to Increase Maximum Upload File Size in WordPress [SOLVED]

āœ… How to Increase Maximum Upload File Size in WordPress [SOLVED]

Here is How to Increase Maximum Upload File Size in WordPress: Increase Maximum Upload File Size using the .htaccess file Change the numbers to the values that you need: Increase Maximum Upload File Size using wp-config.php Open up your wp-config.php file and add the following code inside: Increase Maximum Upload File Size in WordPress using … Read full article ā†’

wp cron - Why is ?doing_wp_cron being added to my URLs

Why is ?doing_wp_cron being added to my URLs

WordPress background processing tasks such as publishing scheduled posts, backups or auto-updates may append ?doing_wp_cron to your URLs. Most common plugins that cause this issue are: All-In-One WP Migration and UpDraftPlus Backups. Disable doing_wp_cron in URL using wp-config.php To remove ?doing_wp_cron from URLs using the wp-config.php file simply edit the file and remove the line containing: Disable … Read full article ā†’