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Architecture Overview: Real-World WordPress Setup with Cloudflare, Varnish (Cache & Routing), and Third-Party Integration This post presents a real-world infrastructure example used by a major logistics service provider. The system is designed to support a scalable server cluster. However, for clarity and simplicity, only a single-server setup is shown here to explain the core architecture and request flow. User Access – How the Website is Reached A user visits the website....

If you need a keyboard shortcut to open the preview in wordpress. Just add the function to your function.php [php] function add_custom_keyboard_shortcut_jquery() { ?> < script type=" text/javascript" > jQuery(document).keydown(function(event) { if ((event.metaKey || event.ctrlKey) & & event.which === 89) { event.preventDefault(); jQuery(' #post-preview' ).click(); } }); < /script> < ?php } add_action(...

One of those days where you appreciate the little things. Today, I changed the admin username in WordPress for a client. In a standard WordPress installation, this is quite straightforward. You simply update the USER_LOGIN and USER_NICENAME fields in the WP_USER table with the new name. However, in a WordPress Multisite installation, you need to modify an additional table. In the WP_SITEMETA table, look for the entries with the key "site_admin" under the column "META_KEY"....

Since WordPress 5.5, native sitemaps have been available in WordPress. You no longer need an (SEO) plugin for this. I'm writing this because I now advise against using SEO plugins. Most SEO plugins have become overly complex, slow, and may contain potential security vulnerabilities. If you want a secure and fast WordPress site, you should avoid using SEO plugins. Most features are now available natively or can be added with simple extensions to the functions.php....