WP Tavern has a great writeup about “Auto Terms of Service and Privacy Policy: How to Automatically Create Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Documents
View the plugin in the WordPress Repository: Auto Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
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One of the most commonly seen security tips around the WordPress-o-Sphere has got to be this: Don’t display your WordPress version number publicly Many WordPress developers often display the WordPress version in the source code. But having this information publicly available makes it easy for attackers to exploit known vulnerabilities on a particular WordPress version….
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This can only be done in the WooCommerce Products section, NOT in the The Events Calendar ticket section. Under WooCommerce Products, change the events’ Catalog visibility from hidden to whatever visibility you want. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! If you don’t, the WooTicket ticket will only show on your event calendar, and not in your WooCommerce store.*…
WordPress 2.7.1 problem (for 1and1 shared hosting): Can’t upload images when the following plugins are installed together: “NextGEN Gallery” AND “WP Security Scan” installed together causes image upload problems. “NextGEN Gallery” AND “Multi-Level Navigation” plugins installed together causes image upload problems. Errors encountered when trying to upoad images: Warning: imagecreatefromstring() [function.imagecreatefromstring]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports…
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home_url() is faster and secure than get_option(‘home’) – Source Example using “/” (source): Output (echo): http://www.example.com/ Share this post: Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email