Kurt Wyngaard

If you have ever installed newer plugins with better features replacing an older plugin? Then you need to remove the old plugin. The main reason you should remove the older plugin is the risk of the two plugins conflicting. Nobody wants to deal with errors and crashes. To prevent that from happening we strongly advise […]

One of the best things about a WordPress site is that you can extend it’s functionality by using plugins. Imagine anything and there is probably a plugin that can do it. Of course, this is also a pitfall of WordPress because some plugins are not maintained and others might break your site when updated. If

Themes become outdated as time goes by. There are various reasons such as the WordPress Core getting updated and other plugins receiving updates to keep up with WordPress Core or the addition of new features. Over time your theme becomes incompatible with the WordPress Core and maintained plugins. Bugs are also discovered and/or improvements are

When you install WordPress, the first thing you usually do is choose a theme. You might have a look at the WordPress catalog for a free theme or you might purchase a theme from a third party site. Whatever theme you choose, you still need to install it and activate it.  Struggling? We’re here to