Nile Flores

Learn the process of editing source code in WordPress, covering both the basics and more advanced techniques.

Installed your SSL certificate on your site, but the browser is saying it’s still not secure? Learn how to fix the mixed content issue in WordPress.

WordPress has more than 5,000 files within a single installation, without any uploads or the theme and plugins you’ve installed. Each one of those files has a specific file permission with given rights to not just allow them to execute code, but also to be secure. In this article you’ll learn some basics on WordPress file permissions.

A website disclaimer is a legal document defining the rules and conditions for using this site, which contains important information about its content, services and liabilities. It provides for the protection of the website owner against possible legal claims and establishes rules on interaction with the website by visitors and users.

Shortcode? What’s that? In WordPress, shortcodes can be super handy in adding dynamic content wherever you want it to be placed on your website. In this article, you’ll get a beginner’s WordPress Shortcode tutorial. As a note, this may be a beginner-level article, but there will be some code within the tutorial.

Need to hide content away from specific users? You'll need conditional logic. Learn here about some of the best WordPress conditional logic plugins.

When it comes to running an e-commerce store, even with WooCommerce, getting your customers to return is really important. One of the ways you can do that is with coupons. In this article, you’ll learn how to send automated coupons in WordPress to bring back customers. As a note, this article will be using WooCommerce for creating coupons.

We're pitting WordPress versus Google Blogger (aka Blogspot), and laying them out side-by-side, to see which one is the best blogging tool.