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The “Plugin Organizer” plugin for WordPress is a tool that allows you to manage and control the activation of plugins on your WordPress website. Here’s how it typically works: Plugin Priority: Plugin Organizer lets you set the priority of individual plugins. This means you can determine the order in which plugins are loaded on your… Continue reading What is Plugin Organizer plugin in WordPress

Disabling WordPress plugins via phpMyAdmin involves making changes to your WordPress database directly. This method should only be used if you’re comfortable working with databases and have a backup of your website in case anything goes wrong. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to disable plugins using phpMyAdmin: Important: Before proceeding, make sure you have… Continue reading How To Disable WordPress Plugins Via phpMyAdmin

WP Staging is a popular WordPress plugin that allows you to create a staging environment for your WordPress website. Staging environments are essentially duplicate copies of your live website, where you can safely test changes, updates, and new features without affecting your live site. Here are some key features and functionalities typically associated with the… Continue reading Wp-Staging WordPress Plugin

The ‘Select All Categories and Taxonomies‘ plugin is the simplest way to limit users and authors to a specific category. Users can add several categories to a post by checking the category’s box by default. The default category checkboxes are replaced with radio buttons by this WordPress plugin. First, you’ll need to install and activate the Select All Categories and Taxonomies plugin. After activation, navigate to Settings » Moove taxonomy buttons.  Then, in the ‘Category’ dropdown, select ‘Radio button.’