#WordPress
WordPress is the most widely used content management system for websites, from small blogs to large online shops. Its flexibility comes from themes and plugins, which also bring most of its performance, security and e-mail problems. By default WordPress sends mail through the web server, which often fails authentication and lands in spam. Keeping WordPress healthy means regular updates, careful plugin choice and correct server settings. The articles under this tag cover practical fixes for WordPress websites.
29 Sep 2026 · 8 min bacaanWordPress xmlrpc.php: What It Does and When to Disable It
WordPress xmlrpc.php is an old remote access door often abused for password guessing and pingback attacks. Learn who needs it and how to block…
5 Sep 2026 · 7 min bacaanWordPress SEO Basics: Settings to Check on Every Site
The WordPress SEO settings that matter: search visibility, permalinks, an SEO plugin, titles, archives, sitemaps, media pages and the mistakes to avoid.
19 Ogo 2026 · 8 min bacaanWordPress Security Checklist: 20 Steps That Actually Matter
A practical WordPress security checklist for owners and agencies: updates, plugins, logins, backups, HTTPS, headers and monitoring, ordered by real impact.
18 Ogo 2026 · 8 min bacaanWordPress Emails Going to Spam or Not Sending? How to Fix It
WordPress contact form and WooCommerce e-mails often fail or land in spam. Learn why PHP mail is the problem and how to send through…
1 Ogo 2026 · 8 min bacaanHow to Fix a Slow WordPress Site: A Step-by-Step Guide
A slow WordPress site usually has one or two real causes. Learn how to measure, find the bottleneck and fix hosting, caching, images and…