Are you thinking about disabling comments on your WordPress blog? Reasons such as Cookies, Spam and EU GDPR often discourage administrators who then prefer to completely disable comments in WordPress. This WordPress blog has been working just fine without comments since the first day. My ideas are definitely not perfect, but at a certain point … Read more about How to Disable Comments in WordPress
After WordPress 5.2 or the latest upgrade, most people are getting the following error message: “The site is experiencing technical difficulties.” In reality there can be two messages, depending on what we are viewing at that precise moment: the public site or the wp-admin link. The two new error messages are: The site is experiencing … Read more about WordPress: The site is experiencing technical difficulties
This guide on the .htaccess file is intended only for those who have installed the official WordPress version, downloadable from wordpress.org and not the WordPress package released by Synology through Package Center. If you follow this guide and change the .htaccess file of your WordPress installed through Package Center, your site will no longer be … Read more about Synology: Best .htaccess Settings To Speed Up WordPress
Have you just manually installed WordPress on your Synology NAS and, every time you are trying to access your website, you get the following error message: 404 Page Not Found? Your hair might have started to turn white, but all your problems will be solved once you reach mariushosting.com. If you’ve been dealing with the … Read more about Synology: How To Fix WordPress Error 404
Although WordPress is highly secure, this doesn’t mean your site is immune to issues that may cause you to lose your content when you host your website from home on a Synology NAS. Failing to backup your files means you could lose them all in the event of a server outage, hack attack, or system … Read more about How to Backup WordPress Files and Database on Synology NAS
The last client project I worked on, I came across a strange issue with image URL’s. Most of the image URL’s were appending to i0.wp.com and i1.wp.com or i2.wp.com – It turned out that my client was using WordPress’ JetPack CDN plugin for image optimization (renamed “Image Accelerator” by the JetPack Team). In other words, … Read more about How to Disable i0.wp.com and i1.wp.com From Image URL