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Tag: WordPress

WordPress

How to find the WordPress version from command line

November 4, 2018November 4, 2018 Ann4 Comments

Is there any way to check the WordPress version from the command-line? Checking version is an important measure for a CMS website owner. WordPress is one of the commonly using CMS (Content Management System) nowadays. From the WP dash board we…

WordPress

Managing comments on your WordPress site via PhpMyAdmin or SQL

May 17, 2018May 17, 2018 Arunlal A4 Comments

Manage WordPress comments via MySQL commands. This is something interesting and time saving method. Yeah, it’s a bulk, one click option to remove unwanted comments from your WordPress websites. If you are using multiple WordPress websites, this should help you…

WordPress

Visual editor missing after WordPress auto update – version 4.7.2

February 7, 2017 Arunlal ALeave a reply

Oh no!! It’s really frustrating! After the WordPress update visual editor is missing on my WordPress installation. What to do now? I woke up this morning with the WordPress auto update email and I ignored it like always do 🙂 Just…

Database

Backup and restore MySQL database table via commandline

November 1, 2016November 1, 2016 Arunlal ALeave a reply

Managing databases via Linux shell is not a big deal. And we all are familiar with MySQL databases backup and restoration via CLI (Command Line Interface) using mysqldump and mysql commands. This is explained here >> Managing MySQL database backup…

Web-ART WordPress

How to check the CMS version is up-to-date?

October 28, 2016 Arunlal ALeave a reply

Why this post is important? Exactly! We all are concern about the security of our websites; this security measure is directly related with the software version installed for your website. Now-a-days almost all Blogs are developed by WordPress and many…

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