How to use CloudFlare’s Server-Side Exclude in WordPress
This article shows how to use the CloudFlare’s Server Side Exclude feature to hide data on your web site from bad actors.
This article shows how to use the CloudFlare’s Server Side Exclude feature to hide data on your web site from bad actors.
This tutorial will show you how to automatically clear your CloudFlare cache whenever CSS files are cleared from the Elementor cache.
In a default WordPress installation, the robots.txt file does not exist in your web site’s root directory. WordPress dynamically generates robots.txt content for your web site when it receives a request for the robots.txt file. The technique shown in this article will modify the contents of WordPress’ dynamically generated robots.txt contents.
This article outlines how to create a Fail2Ban filter that reads security events directy from the Ninjafirewall WP plugin’s log file directory, and bans IP addresses for events marked HIGH or CRITICAL.
WordPress allows you to add custom security roles and capabilities for users. Unfortunately, the code that updates a user profile deletes any custom roles assigned to a user when saving a user profile. This article shows a work-around that restores custom roles after a user profile update deletes them.