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How to Change the WordPress Password from Database The ‘Lost Password’ method above is beginner friendly, but sometimes you won’t be able to use that method if you don’t have access to the email address associated with the account or if your WordPress site fails to send an email. … [Read more...] about How to Change Your Password in WordPress (Beginner’s Guide)

Tip # 6: Change admin username Don’t keep “admin” as the username, since it is the most commonly used string. Hackers use this username first to try and break into the website. If you already have a WordPress website with a username as admin, you will need to create a new user and give him administrative privileges. … [Read more...] about Top 10 Tips To Fix Most Common WordPress Security Issues

Another step which is good but slightly inconvenient is to use two-factor authentication on your site. When you do this, you’ll need three things to log in, rather than two. Typically, we log in to a site with the username (or email address) and password. With 2FA you also need “something you have”, which today usually means a smartphone that can either be sent text messages or generate time-series code. In both cases, you’re most secure because a compromise of your password is insufficient to take over your account; they’ll need that 4 or 6 digit code too. There are constantly changing sets of plugins which give this feature in WordPress. At present, Jetpack offers this or you can use a standalone plugin. … [Read more...] about The Complete Guide to WordPress Security

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As is the case with many one-page WordPress themes, Parallax One includes a wide variety of content blocks. These are easy to implement and allow you to add sections like products or client testimonials. Feature your team members along with their names, titles, and add stunning animations when someone hovers over their image. The client testimonials area includes a space for the testimonial as well as a profile photo of your previous clients. Several call-to-action buttons can be scattered throughout the homepage, and the Latest Posts widget allows you to feature several of your recent posts, which is an excellent way to keep visitors engaged with your website. The theme includes map support, and the contact form combines well with items like social media buttons and contact information to connect with your audience on social media as well as allowing them to reach out to you. … [Read more...] about 55+ Best Full Screen WordPress Themes For Business, Blogging and Photography Websites 2015