WordPress API wp_remote_get and wp_remote_post may use cURL as the underlying technology. cURL doesn’t have an in-built certificate, like all the browsers and relies on external certificates to verify SSL of websites. In majority of setups things just work fine and you don’t need to worry much about it. But in some cases, connecting to […]
Serving static files from CDN is a good practice. Unfortunately, if you are trying to serve font files from a different domain, then you might see broken glyphs on Firefox or Internet Explorer browsers. While this works perfectly in Webkit based browsers (Google Chrome), latest Firefox and IE have security implementation which blocks such services. […]
In some cases, you will need to post a lot of variables. Under some circumstances, some server side or PHP settings will block you from sending too much variables over post data. It is easy to overcome this. Just read on. Determining the cause: There are two ways PHP will block long and numerous post […]
While working with WordPress and several themes and plugins, the most obvious error one can come through is a “White Screen of Death“. The reason can be many, yet the most common one is exceeding PHP memory limit. So let us see how we can increase our PHP memory limit. [notification type=”alert-info” close=”false” ]This tutorial […]
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