Here is an article on how to install Apache 2 (also known as Apache HTTP Server) on a Debian-based system (like Debian, Ubuntu, or other Debian derivatives). Step 1: Update the System Before installing Apache, it’s essential to ensure that your package list is up to date. This will make sure you are installing the…
To create a popup that appears when you hover over an image in WordPress, you’ll need to use a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (or jQuery). This is an article on how to create a popup that appears when you hover over an image in WordPress without using a plugin. We’ll use HTML, CSS,…
Here’s an article on how to install WordPress on a Linux server, whether you’re using Ubuntu, Debian, or similar distributions. This guide assumes you’re installing WordPress on a local server or a VPS and want to use Apache, MySQL (or MariaDB), and PHP (known as the LAMP stack). Step 1: Update System Packages Open your…
This is an article on how to add CSS in WordPress using inline CSS. Inline CSS is useful for styling specific elements within a post, page, or block, especially when you want to apply quick, one-off styles. What Is Inline CSS? Inline CSS means you apply CSS styles directly inside HTML elements using the style=””…
Here is an article on how to create a child theme in WordPress. This method ensures that your customizations (like CSS, PHP functions, and templates) are safe from being overwritten when the parent theme updates. What Is a Child Theme? A child theme is a WordPress theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another…
In this article, we will show how to add CSS in WordPress using a child theme, which is the best practice for safe, update-proof customization of your site’s styles and code. A child theme lets you override or add styles to your parent theme without losing your changes when the parent theme updates. Step 1:…
This article will show you how to add custom styles or css to your WordPress site without editing your theme files, and see changes in real-time. Step 1: Log in to Your WordPress Dashboard Step 2: Open the WordPress Customizer Step 3: Open the “Additional CSS” Panel Step 4: Add Your Custom CSS Code Inside…