Protect Your Site from Malicious Requests
WordPress Security Against Malicious Requests (18 Steps) 🔍 What “malicious requests” are (in plain English) “Malicious requests” are hostile or abusive HTTP/HTTPS hits sent to your site. They try credentials by brute force, look for vulnerable URLs, inject SQL/XSS payloads, scrape, or stress your server. A Web Application Firewall (WAF) inspects and filters[ ► ]
Show Popular Posts Without Plugins – Based on comment count.
Adding Custom Functions to Your WordPress Theme's functions.php To enhance the functionality of your WordPress site, you can add custom functions like get_popular_posts_by_comment_count to your theme's functions.php file. This file acts as the backbone of your WordPress theme, enabling you to introduce new features or alter existing behaviors. Here's how to safely add[ ► ]
