I've been around for a fairly long time, though I can't remember the details of my original account (or the email's dead or something), so this...
As sarahk said, it's not wp-cron that's heavy: it's the stuff it runs. There's a plugin called Crony Cronjob Manager that will show you everything...
It was an example of extremes, nothing more. A real-world example? OK, I wrote three articles in under an hour yesterday, all 500-ish words, all...
I use UpdraftPlus, which is free. It does scheduled backups of just the database, just the files, or both - or a separate schedule for each type...
Some people just write faster than others. If they can produce high-quality content in 20 minutes, it's just something they can do. I can do that,...
Have you gone and done what I suggested above? Switch permalinks, save, switch back?
The first thing to do is to go to Settings -> Permalinks. Change it to the default and hit "Save Changes", then change it back to "post name" (or...
This is simply on-site accounting: they accept PayPal payments, which they credit to accounts maintained internally. When you pay your freelancer,...
A website is not a money container. You would either have to take PayPal payments and move the money from one account to another (and incur a fee)...
What are you hoping to achieve? If it's sucking RSS feeds in and posting the content (autoblogging), I always use FWP (FeedWordPress) with a...
You're very welcome. Bear in mind that it's not REALLY a backup solution, as such, although it does back everything up. When you install WP, you...
Easiest way: 1. log in to your web space (cpanel or hosting control panel or whatever) 2. create a new folder under the main site folder, call it...
Helge covered deletion, but may I suggest archiving the old site instead? Unless it's absolutely huge, you can probably spare a few megs on your...
In my case, it's a very specific site: an article directory. Consequently, it has a lot more than I would usually install, to handle all the ins...
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