WP-CLI WordPress Guides
WP-CLI is invaluable to me so when it doesn’t work on a WooCommerce or WordPress site it’s a top priority to get it fixed and working properly! I was getting this weird error for a site where WP-CLI wouldn’t show me any information, simple commands like wp option get weren’t returning any output and simply … Learn more…
WP-CLI is adding more useful functionality every day to help sysadmins and hosts make WordPress management a breeze. I have found myself having to update WP-CLI manually over SSH for all of my sites which is pretty monotonous. This tutorial will show you how to autoupdate WP-CLI and its packages with a Linux cronjob on … Learn more…
Two of my favorite WP-CLI commands are awesome profile and doctor (see my profile tutorial) which help WordPress site administrators keep site secure, clean and fast! The WordPress database has a table called wp_options which is used to store core, theme and plugin settings. Some of these settings are very essential to each component and must … Learn more…
If you have ever lost your WordPress widgets after changing or updating your theme, this guide will help you solve that problem for the future! I will show you how to back up the WordPress widgets (header, footer, sidebar, inactive and active) with WP-CLI so you can easily restore your widgets at any time. This … Learn more…
Keeping a clean and secure WordPress site is best practice. This means the database doesn’t have unnecessary bloat and all plugins are useful and up-to-date. A clean WordPress site is essential for making troubleshooting easy in case things ever go pear-shaped. Inactive plugins that are outdated and have security vulnerabilities are still dangerous for your … Learn more…