WordPress Blog’s use MySQL Database to store whole information like your blog posts, comments, etc. If you’re a Professional Blogger then you’re constantly updating your blog with at least 4 blog posts a day and this data directly stored in MySQL database which you don’t want to lose at any condition, so it’s necessary for you to keep up the regular backups of your data to protect it from any loss or damage. Already I had covered a lot on the database from installing to deleting a database by using PHPMyAdmin. Now, this post focus on “how-to back-up the WordPress Database By Using PHPMyAdmin”. [Read more…] about [How-To Guide] Back-Up WordPress Database By Using PHPMyAdmin
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[How-To Guide] Add AddOn Domain In Bluehost Webhosting
Bluehost is one of the most popular webhosting company and it comes with unlimited features like unlimited disk space, unlimited domain name, unlimited email accounts and many more. In this post I’m sharing a step-by-step guide to add add-on domain in Bluehost. I assume that you already bought domain name from GoDaddy or your favorite domain registrar.
Step-by-Step Guide To Add Add-On Domain In Bluehost Webhosting
Step1: Log-in into cPanel of your hosting account and click on “Addon Domains” (as shown below): [Read more…] about [How-To Guide] Add AddOn Domain In Bluehost Webhosting
[How-To Guide] Solve Briefly Unavailable For Scheduled Maintenance Message After Doing Automatic Upgrade
Today, when I’m working on other blog – GadgetGuide4U, there is an update of Plugin. As soon as I hit the update button, I got this message (as shown below).
This problem is caused due to the placement of file name .maintenance in the root directory or in blog base folder. If this file remains there, then all your visitors will see this message “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute”. To remove this message you have to delete this file and in case, if automatic upgrade has failed it is executed again. In this post, I’m sharing a tutorial which guides you how to delete .maintenance file.
Step1: Log-in into cPanel first and click on “File Manager” as shown below:
Step2: As soon as you click on “File Manager”, a new window open as shown below:
Step3: Now search for the .maintenance file in blog base folder (folder that contains wp-admin folder).
Step4: Now, after finding .maintenance file, you have to delete this file so that the message stop being displayed to visitors.
Step5: As soon as you delete .maintenance file, the message is disappeared.
Congratulations, you have successfully removed the message “Briefly Unavailable For Scheduled Maintenance Message After Doing Automatic Upgrade”.
If you have any query let me know via comments and do not forget to follow WebGuide4U on Twitter for more solutions on WordPress problems.
Note
All these screen-shots are of Hostgator cPanel and if you are using any other webhost, things may be different and if by accident you delete any other file, then do not blame me. So, before deleting any file from root directory, take a back-up of database first.
[How-To Guide] Remove Post Info Function From Genesis Theme Framework
Genesis Theme Framework is an SEO optimized theme framework which comes with lots of unlimited features and functions. The best thing I like about Genesis Theme Framework is that it comes with 38+ child themes and that too free with pro-plus package. If you have not get your copy of Genesis Theme Framework, then get it right now:
Sign-Up Link for Genesis Theme Framework Pro-Plus Package
I’m using Genesis Theme Framework on one of my blog and working on to customize post info section and in this post I’m sharing how to remove post info section from Genesis Theme Framework and you can see it in action here.
Isn’t it cool? Like this, then follow this step-by-step guide tutorial to remove post info from Genesis Theme Framework
Step1: First log-in into wp-admin panel, go to “Appearance” and click on “Editor” as shown below:
Step2: When you click on “Editor” (in step1), a new window open (as shown below). Now click on “functions.php” file.
Step3: When you click on “functions.php” file, a new window open (shown below):
Step4: Now copy this code:
// Remove post info
remove_action(‘genesis_before_post_content’ , ’genesis_post_info’);
Step5: After copying above code, paste this code in “functions.php” file and click on “Update file” as shown below:
Step6: Congratulations, you have successfully removed post info tags from Genesis Theme Framework.
Isn’t it too easy? If you have any query let me know via comments and do not forget to follow WebGuide4U on Twitter for more tutorials on Genesis Theme Framework.
[How-To Guide] Remove Post Meta Tags From Genesis Theme Framework
Genesis Theme Framework – one of the most popular and SEO optimized theme framework from StudioPress. I’m using Genesis Theme Framework on one of my blog and did not like post meta tags after post and you can see them in action here.
Removing post meta tags from Genesis Theme Framework is not too hard. All you have to do is to add one line of code in functions.php file. In this post I’m sharing how to remove post meta tags from Genesis Theme Framework in form of step-by-step guide.
Step1: First log-in into wp-admin panel, then scroll down to “Appearance” and click on “Editor” as shown below:
Step2: As soon as you click on “Editor”, a new window open as shown below. Now click on “functions.php” file.
Step3: When you click on “functions.php” (in step 2), a new window open as shown below.
Step4: Now copy this code:
// Remove post meta
remove_action (genesis_after_post_content’,’genesis_post_meta’ );
Step5: After copying above code, paste this code in functions.php file (in step3) and click on “Update File”.
Step6: Congratulations, you have successfully removed post meta tags from Genesis Theme Framework.
Isn’t it easy? If you have any query let me know via comments and do not forget to follow WebGuide4U on Twitter for more tutorials on Genesis Theme Framework.
