WordPress as a CMS is getting more attractive in its new versions as more and more developers start using WordPress as a tool to run niche membership solutions. One of the first things you’ll need to implement is to display a custom menu depending on your user. For instance, you could promote landing page links
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If you are hosting a WordPress installation on a Linux server you may encounter issues updating your WordPress version from the WordPress administration panel. A good way to handle periodic WordPress updates is by running a weekly Unix command line in your linux cron. To do so, you’ll first need to install the WordPress CLI […]
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Hosting a WordPress blog/website on the AWS EC2 platform can be pretty useful when you know how to maintain Linux servers and want to tinker it yourself. (Free for your account first-year / then around €10/month) This is great for a small personal blog where you’ll do the maintenance and scalability yourself. (OS, databases, and
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