A cool site with some great tips for WordPress admins, WPSimplehack.com mentioned our plugin in one of their posts. Thanks!
https://wpsimplehacks.com/how-to-change-wordpress-admin-email/
Author: General Chicken
WPBeginner.com writes article mentioning our plugin
Another great article from WPBeginner.com
WordPress Plugin: FastRegister
This plugin allows you to enter an email in a form, and automatically register and signon the user.
Source: github.com
Could software “feature files” be used in a lawsuit as evidence of fraud?
General Chicken has a question for attorneys.
General chicken has a question for the internet.
How can we have different groups of editors that are only allowed to edit certain content?
General Chicken answers a question from Quora.com
Plugins that remove or roll-back WordPress features
Tired of some new feature in WordPress?
As new features come out for WordPress, they almost always suck. Here are some plugins that roll back new “features”.
Unfortunately, WP Disable Automatic Updates doesn’t seam to be working.
How can we manually create multilingual WordPress website without using Polylang plugin or Google Translator?
General Chicken answers a question on Quora:
Is there a way to automatically rollback WordPress versions and plugin/them versions if they break the site?
John Dee answers a question on quora.com
General Chicken answers a question on Quora:
Another answer:
How do I speed up a WordPress website?
General Chicken answers a question on Quora.
General Chicken answers a question on Quora:
Is there any method to retrieve previous changes made in WordPress?
John Dee answers a question on Quora
Yes. You can restore previous changes made on “pages”. By default, WordPress has two post types. You can also have custom post types called anything [i.e. tickets, or calendars etc.]. The two default post types are “posts” and “pages”. Pages have a screen option called revisions which allow you to browse through previously saved pages. You can restore any previously saved post if you have the role “editor” or above. This feature can be enabled on any post type by a developer, and is enabled by default on pages.