Got a messy WordPress installation after a plugin installation and see a white screen of death of a line of error message? The best way is to get rid of the plugin manually and for that you can use FTP account to access wp-content/plugins/ directory and delete the folder with the name of the plugin you installed. Example: If you installed a plugin named 'Send Email', delete the folder wp-content/plugins/sendemail (only the folder with plugin name). There are various causes and fixes but this is a common solution for WordPress Recovery after site crash on plugin installation.

WordPress is nothing less than a dream when it comes to ease of access. The best platform for developing your website with ease of access and feasible to manage at the same time. But when it comes to moving your WordPress site from one location to other, there is often technical buzz required. You need to create a copy of the database at source location, import it to a new database to the target location. You need to copy the files and folders to the new location. Finally after inserting the database name, database username, host name and password in the wp-config.php file at the target...

Home office, a trend that is perfect example of modernity and professionalism blended with utter tranquility at work. It is a one room space dedicated to work, a way of working productively while staying at home. However, to create such a corporate & yet sophisticated office with a home like warmth is a way of designing & sheer creativity. From furniture to wall paint, from artifacts to the paintings, from stationery to the wiring, from light lamps to the plants placed inside, from the books placed quietly inside the closet to the clock placed on work desk keeping an account of every...

In a rare case if you made a change on the wordpress general settings area and modified the site url and later found that you have an ugly looking broken site. You will observe a change in the admin login url which lead you to nothing but a link where you can't access the wordpress login page using the standard login url. A simple fix to this issue is through the php my admin. Navigate to WP_OPTIONS table and then edit the siteurl column. You would be able to see the url you entered on the general settings. Just take that off, put the previous url with a '/' at the end and save it. It...