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A Practical Guide to the Core Changes in WordPress 7.0
The release of WordPress 7.0 marks one of the most significant architectural shifts the platform has seen in years. While previous updates focused heavily on polishing the Gutenberg block editor, version 7.0 lays the groundwork for how websites will operate in an era of automation and artificial intelligence. If you run a WordPress site or…
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Why Closing UDP Port 443 Is Secretly Slowing Down Your Site
If you spend time optimising your WordPress site, you have probably compressed your images, configured caching plugins, and trimmed down your database. But there is a major server-side upgrade you might be missing out on: HTTP/3. To actually use this newer, faster web protocol, your network firewall has to allow it. Specifically, you need to…
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Hardening WordPress: Best Practices for Content Security Policy (CSP)
WordPress powers a massive portion of the web, making it a prime target for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. Implementing a robust Content Security Policy (CSP) is one of the most effective ways to restrict exactly where scripts, styles, and resources can be loaded from. However, because WordPress relies heavily on third-party plugins…