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There is a long-standing brute-force issue with the WordPress /xmlrpc.php file. You can (and probably should) switch this off in your website using an .htaccess rule. This stops the requests, but uses up your server resources to check and reject them. If you have Cloudflare, you can stop them at the firewall, which means your […]
If you get this WordPress Loop Error… “Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in [filepath].php on line [number]” when you try to loop over terms found using the WordPress function get_the_terms, you may find this information useful. It happens when you have a post that hasn’t been linked to any terms… but it caused by […]
WordPress normally takes care of queries for you. When it doesn’t, your next port of call is normally WP_Query. After that, you head into nuts-and-bolts mode with a completely custom query using get_posts. When you start taking control over queries, you may hit this common problem with page size. Here is an example of custom […]
If you, like me, find yourself staring at the network traffic spewing out of your website you will have noticed the JavaScript problem. No matter what plugin you use, it seems to require three or four JavaScript files. Want to show a picture of a cat on your website? You’ll need jQuery, React, and Meteor. […]