I want to share something I just finished doing. I set up my own VPN and WordPress website on a VPS server. I used InterServer.net and chose the cheapest VPS plan they offer. It only costs a few dollars per month, but it works great for my needs. Why I Did This My work requires […]
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Fix “Too Many Redirects” Error with Cloudflare and WordPress
If you use WordPress and Cloudflare together, you may see an error that says “Too many redirects.” This usually means that your website is stuck in a loop between HTTP and HTTPS. Don’t worry, this is a common problem and easy to fix. Step 1: Set the Correct SSL Mode in Cloudflare Go to your […]
Stop Caching from Delaying WordPress Theme Changes
The tutorial I’m following uses Bootstrap 3.3.7, which I now realize is quite old. However, it’s still a good starting point for learning. Once I complete the tutorial, I’ll consider updating it to a newer Bootstrap version if time allows. I also encountered caching issues while developing my custom theme—changes I made weren’t appearing on […]
How to Load CSS & JS in WordPress
While converting an HTML page to a WordPress theme, I learned how to properly add Bootstrap, custom styles, and scripts. Here’s what I’ve learned so far. load_stylesheets() function – Enqueues CSS files for the blog, including Bootstrap, Google Fonts (Lato), and two custom stylesheets (style.css and style2.css). load_scripts() function – Enqueues JavaScript files, including jQuery […]
Quick WP-CLI Setup on Windows with XAMPP
Today, I suddenly felt like experimenting and decided to install WP-CLI on Windows. I was too lazy to set up a LAMP stack in my Proxmox lab, and running two computers just for that felt like a waste of electricity. So, I went with XAMPP instead. Since I don’t want to manually download WordPress from […]
How I Handle WordPress Site Migrations, My Personal Workflow (Part 2)
I’m back. I thought the backup upload would take only about 30 minutes, but unfortunately, it’s taking longer. I started working on it around 10 a.m., and now it’s 1:25 p.m. The file upload is currently at 80%. I didn’t expect it to take this long to upload. The customer’s site is hosted on a […]
How I Handle WordPress Site Migrations, My Personal Workflow (Part 1)
It’s almost 10 a.m., and I still feel very sleepy. I should still be sleeping today, but I have a back job left over from last night that I need to finish. My time isn’t paid, but I enjoy doing site migrations—I consider it an easy task, and I’ve been doing it regularly. I only […]