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7 Best cPanel Alternatives [2021 Edition]

Chances are, if you’ve ever paid for a web hosting plan, you are familiar with cPanel. Its time-tested, web-based interface makes it easy to install WordPress, set up email accounts, work with databases, configure DNS, and helps tackle many other everyday tasks for web admins. You may have encountered cPanel – or one of its alternatives – when you first used your new hosting plan. Its file manager helps you upload your website’s files; you can easily create a database and add SSL certificates or handle pretty much anything else concerning your website. Agencies, web hosting companies, and developers can use cPanel to allow clients access to their hosting accounts. In addition, each hosting account gets its own cPanel to make it easy for clients to manage their websites in the same way. So why try alternatives to cPanel? cPanel’s interface is notoriously cluttered and complicated. Some users say they…

WordPress 5.8: Moving Towards Full Site Editing

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WordPress 5.8 is now out and it’s brought a whole host of exciting new changes — most notably the long-awaited and touted full site editing features. To be more specific, WordPress 5.8 “Tatum” (named after legendary jazz pianist Art Tatum) was released on July 20, 2021 as an official WordPress update available to all users. This update significantly expands the role of the block editor and makes it possible to edit almost every part of your WordPress website. Now that WordPress 5.8 is released, you’ll be able to make templates, take advantage of new blocks and block patterns, enjoy an improved experience of working with reusable blocks, and be able to use new customization options to style your site. In this post, we’ll explain these new features more in-depth, and share what you can do as a developer with this new release. Let’s begin! New Site Building Blocks And Patterns…

How to Create a Custom WordPress Theme Without a Line of Code

How To How To: Beginner 14 MIN READ

There is definitely no shortage of WordPress themes. Both free and paid themes are available, whether you go looking in the official depository or turn to third-party marketplaces and independent theme developers. These WordPress themes make creating a website for your clients relatively easy. However, there are times when you need a more custom design. In such situations, the obvious solution is to create a custom WordPress theme yourself. The only issue is that creating a custom WordPress theme from scratch can take a while due to the coding that’s involved. If you’re on a tight deadline, that’s not a feasible solution. But what if you could create a custom WordPress theme without coding? The good news is that you can. Thanks to 10Web’s AI Builder, you can quickly create a custom theme and deliver a website on time for your client. In this article, we’ll talk about various WordPress…

What’s New in PHP 8 (Features, Updates & Changes)

How To: Intermediate 21 MIN READ

PHP 8.0 is a major update that was released on November 26, 2020. It came with many new amazing features and optimizations such as named arguments, union types, attributes, constructor property promotion, match expression, nullsafe operator, JIT compiler, improvements in the type system, error handling, and consistency. With 10Web, you can easily update your PHP to the PHP 8.0 version. If you don’t want to go into the details, scroll down to see how to enable it on 10Web. Others are welcome to learn about all the new features of PHP 8 and about the JIT compiler in particular. New features Let’s discover the new features introduced by this new major update. Here’s what we’ll cover in this article: Named Arguments Attributes v2 Constructor Property Promotion Union Types 2.0 Match expression v2 Nullsafe operator Saner string to number comparisons Consistent type errors for internal functions Type system and error handling…

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WordPress Default Theme: What It Is and How to Change It

How To: Beginner 9 MIN READ

Every year, WordPress releases a new default theme that ships with every WordPress installation. The WordPress default theme typically shows off new features that have been added to the platform. However, the WordPress default theme is often lacking in features that are crucial for a small business website. That’s why it’s so common for WordPress users to change the default theme of their websites. If you’re wondering what the default WordPress theme is and how to change it, you’re in the right place. In this post, we’ll explain everything you need to know about the WordPress default theme, how and why you should change it, and share how you can create a website without installing an advanced theme. What is the WordPress default theme? WordPress default theme is the theme that comes preinstalled when you first install WordPress on your site. As mentioned earlier, this theme is used to show…

Headless WordPress: How to Create Web Applications Using REST API

How To How To: Intermediate 9 MIN READ

Some time ago I wrote an article about using WordPress without GUI via CLI, where I mentioned that you actually can do anything without using the WP dashboard. In this article, I’ll take another approach, leaving only the WordPress dashboard, and introduce you to installing a decoupled WordPress. Let’s dive in! Monolithic WordPress WordPress has come a long way, from being used in small blogs to becoming the #1 CMS solution. It grew, developed a big market of plugins and themes that can extend its functionality and enhance its look and user experience. From the very beginning, WordPress has had a “Monolithic” architecture, which means that it has the backend and the frontend in one application. When we install WordPress, we get one of the default themes as the frontend of our website and a dashboard accessible via /wp-admin/ URL as the backend. We can create posts and pages, install…

How to Build a WordPress Sales Funnel

How To: Beginner Marketing 10 MIN READ

If only I had counted how many hours we’ve spent cooped up in the conference room trying to create the perfect sales funnel. Don’t get me wrong, brainstorming and developing an efficient sales funnel is another level of satisfaction but looking back, had I known some basic principles, my life would’ve been so much easier. Jokes aside, in this article, I want to share with you some key principles that will help you build a kickass WordPress sales funnel. But before we move forward, per usual, let’s get our definitions straight. I personally love RingDNA’s definitions: The sales funnel (also known as a revenue funnel or sales process) refers to the buying process that companies lead customers through when purchasing products. The definition also refers to the process through which a company finds, qualifies, and sells its products to buyers. The WordPress sales funnel has stages and just like with…

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502 Bad Gateway Error and How to Fix It

How To: Intermediate WordPress 13 MIN READ

HTTP 504 Gateway Timeout and HTTP 502 Bad Gateway errors are the most common server errors for WordPress website visitors and owners. In my previous article, we’ve already discussed the causes of a 504 Gateway Timeout error and possible solutions for it. In this article, we’ll come to understand what a 502 Bad Gateway error is, talk about the reasons for a 502 Bad Gateway error, and explore some tips for troubleshooting this type of errors. What does 502 Bad Gateway mean? Before we define what a 502 Bad Gateway error is, let’s deep-dive into server infrastructure and find out the meaning of some terms, like web server, proxy server or gateway, and upstream server. Let’s first discuss how hosting a modern web application works. For this we need three actors: The web application The gateway The web server In the picture below you can see the PHP modern web…

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How to Add Google Analytics to WordPress (With and Without a Plugin)

How To: Beginner Marketing 8 MIN READ

Here are instructions on how to add Google Analytics 4 to WordPress that’ll save you lots of headaches. If you’re reading this article, you either have no clue how to do it or you’re torn between adding it via a plugin or without. Don’t you despair. We’re here to guide you through this process. So what is Google Analytics 4? Your regular Google Analytics is all about tracking your website’s performance. Google Analytics 4 is exactly that with a few added cherries on top. For example, this new version includes features such as cross-platform (web and app) tracking, AI-generated recommendations, and an enhanced Firebase data model that allows you to track your users based on their “events” that are now called “hits” instead of the previous model based on sessions and pageviews. Having cleared this up, let’s tackle the next important question: Why is adding Google Analytics 4 to your…

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WordPress Cache and How It Can Improve Your Website Speed

How To: Intermediate Optimization WordPress 15 MIN READ

Nearly half of the World Wide Web is powered by WordPress, but somehow there’s a common misconception that WordPress websites are slow and laggy. In this article, we’ll give you full information about one of the techniques that can highly improve your website performance, WordPress caching. Caching is a technique that allows you to store the result of a long-running task in a fast access memory, and then reuse that result without actually doing the task. This means that cached content is displayed a lot faster than content that’s loaded directly from the server. It’s like memorizing your multiplication tables. Once you have memorized it, it’s so much faster to recite the answer to a multiplication problem off-hand than trying to calculate the answer all over again. Caching can be performed in different stages of a running web application, so every stage is called a cache layer. We’ll go through…

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