Tag: WordPress
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[SOLVED] Jetpack Comments social login icons not showing on WordPress websites in Safari
I had been leaving comments on other WordPress websites. Some sites showed the social icons and others didn’t. I couldn’t seem to find a solution for Safari so I was filling in the three fields every time I wanted to leave a comment and I noticed in the WordPress app that those comments and replies […]
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Use WordPress REST API to pull posts into React Native and stylize the HTML tags
Before I upgraded my React Native version to the latest, the react-native-render-html node module was working fine. After upgrading node.js, React Native, and Expo to the latest, it threw errors. At first I thought WordPress was the problem and I tried to solve it by coding a WordPress plugin to strip the HTML tags from […]
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Update to PHP 8.0 on Ubuntu 20.04 on Digital Ocean for WordPress
I followed my previous tutorial until I had to use these additional commands to continue. There was a DOS installation that I chose the default/recommended answers wherever I was in doubt and I chose to keep my original configuration on one of the DOS pages. The packages below I found by using the commands in […]
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Work-life balance
I’m so grateful for the work that I’ve been doing for the last few weeks. It has been a wonderful project that has kept me…
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WordPress Option Page/ Settings API and Meta Boxes
I spent several hours on a new project and kept hitting walls…
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Update to PHP 7.4 on Ubuntu 18.04 on Digital Ocean for WordPress
I kept seeing a notice on WordPress Site Health about PHP needing an update. On Ubuntu, it was showing 7.4 as the PHP version but not in WordPress.
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Recovering from WordPress 5.5 crash
Backups are so important even if…
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Lost interests
I was reading a short post on a friend’s site and he mentioned “lost hobbies.” Here’s my compilation of…
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Hardening WordPress Security on a DigitalOcean Ubuntu Server Droplet
This is my third entry in my WordPress security series. The $ in the code blocks represents the command line prompt. Ctrl+C will clear page logs when they hide the command line prompt. Use arrow keys in nano editor to move through file. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS at the time of this writing. Update all installed […]