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Beware the 100 Page WordPress Limitation
If you are having performance issues on the backend (in your dashboard) you might want to check on how many pages you currently have. WordPress was not meant for over 100 pages as it will start running into memory issues. This won’t affect the front end load times, but you will want to...
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How to Default the WordPress Link To URL to None
This is a short tutorial on how to change the default link to setting in WordPress that is set when you are uploading an image in the media library. Changing the Default Link To URL to None By default WordPress should keep the last setting you use every time you upload an image. But I have...
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How to Add Featured Image to WordPress RSS Feed
This is a tutorial on how to add a featured image to your WordPress RSS Feed. This can be very useful when it comes to RSS readers like Feedly as you will want your readers to see a visual. On a default install of WordPress your RSS feed will most likely look like this. Not very eye catching is...