Elementor Angie widget files
Located at /public_html/wp-content/angie-snippets/prod/snippet-60072/main.php
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Rate limiting third party app that spams thousands of requests
How to Stop WooCommerce REST API Abuse Using Nginx Rate Limiting If your WordPress site is feeling sluggish, but your security plugins (like Wordfence or Sucuri) show zero attacks, you might be looking in the wrong place. Modern “bots” aren’t always trying to brute-force your login page. Instead, they often target the WooCommerce REST API…
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Stop Aggressive Bots in Their Tracks: Automated Threat Intelligence for Linux Servers
If you manage a Linux server, you know the drill: you check your logs and see a single IP address making 20,000 requests in an hour. Is it a legitimate crawler, a customer having a bad day, or a malicious bot searching for vulnerabilities? Manually checking every IP against threat databases is exhausting. To solve…
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Previewing multiple google fonts at once.
Protip: 💡You can use | pipes to preview multiple fonts at once. Backstory: There I was trying to choose a font that I can use as a logotype out of a few candidates I noticed Google fonts has no option to “select” some fonts so that I can view them all at once. So intuitively…
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Moving Your WordPress Site: A Step-by-Step Guide for Developers
Moving a WordPress site from your main domain to a subdirectory (like from site.com to site.com/mirror/) is a common task for developers working on staging environments or site redesigns. However, simply copying files isn’t enough—you need to update your database to reflect the new URL structure. Here’s your comprehensive guide to making this transition smoothly….
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Checking wp debug.log files
Why debug.log Files Matter Performance impact: Large log files can eat up disk space and slow down file operations. Backup bloat: If your backups include debug.log, they can become unnecessarily large. Security risk: Debug logs may contain sensitive paths, plugin names, or even database queries. If exposed publicly, attackers could use this information. Maintenance signal:…
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Getting rid of Putty – ssh history
for ((i=1; i<=5; i++)); do history -d $(history 1 | awk ‘{print $1}’); done to get rid of the last 5 lines / commands
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Woocommerce template not working under child theme
We wanted to display product variations as selectable boxes rather than dropdown / select. So we needed to use a modified variable.php to modify the variations form accordingly under: /public_html/wp-content/themes/child-theme/woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cart/variable.php We thought a WC template file under child theme would work for sure in terms of hierarchy it should override wc default and the parent…
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Elementor loop grid “no results” Unknown column ‘t.term_order’ in ‘order clause’
We added a loop grid and a taxonomy filter for our products but when clicked on any filter – product tag in our case – there was no results. Query monitor gave the error : Unknown column ‘t.term_order’ in ‘order clause’ But the default wp _terms table did not have a term_order column anyway. So…
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Making WooCommerce coupon codes work with accented – special – characters aka Umlauts (diacritic)
We were promoting our codes with capital letters as a style choice But while the code “burhi” worked the code BURHİ did not because Turkish, “i” and “İ” are considered as different characters, and the lowercase of “İ” is “i”, not “ı”. T. The code should work for other international accented diacritic characters like umlauts
