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How to Disable XML-RPC in WordPress (Without Breaking a Sweat)
If you’ve ever peeked under the hood of your WordPress site, you might’ve come across something called xmlrpc.php. Sounds techy, right? It’s one of those behind-the-scenes features that most site owners never think about, until it starts causing trouble. At Earth Girl Hosting, we help folks run secure, speedy websites every day, whether they’re blogging…
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The Complete Guide to Adding Author Info in WordPress
You have all these blog posts and articles packed with awesome content on your website, and yet some or all do not have any author information in sight. Here’s the thing, research actually shows that readers appreciate authenticity and content they can personally connect with when they’re browsing through websites online. They want to know…
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🔐 Fortify Your Fortress: A Friendly Guide to Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication in WordPress
These days, a simple password is about as effective as a “Keep Out” sign on a pirate’s treasure chest (okay, that may be taking it too far, but hear us out). If you’re serious about securing your WordPress site, it’s time to upgrade your defenses with multi-factor authentication (MFA), and its better-known cousin, two-factor authentication…
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The Page Builder Debate: Gutenberg vs. Elementor – Which Should You Use in 2025?
Since 2003, WordPress has come a long way in helping website creators design stunning pages with ease. What started as a blogging tool is now one of the most powerful platforms for building websites of all kinds, thanks in large part to its flexible editing tools and vast plugin ecosystem (while the number of WordPress…
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Hosting with a Purpose: A Guide to Christian Web Hosting
Imagine a world where the gospel could cross borders with a single click, connecting faithful hearts in ways never before possible. The Internet has turned this vision into reality and made it easier to connect to others, enabling us to exchange thoughts, build relationships, and bring communities together from far away. It helps build bridges…
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What’s the Difference Between FTP, FTPS, and SFTP
When it comes to editing or developing a website, web app, or software in general, knowing how to use and using secure and efficient file transfer protocols is crucial. Understanding the differences between FTP (File Transfer Protocol), FTPS (File Transfer Protocol Secure), and SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) can have an impact on your decision-making…
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How to Open an Ecommerce Store
In today’s digital age, having an online store is essential for reaching a global audience and maximizing your business potential. Opening an ecommerce store and setting it up can be a smooth and enjoyable process when you choose a reliable hosting service like Earth Girl Hosting. This guide will walk you through the steps to…
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How Hosting Impacts Website Speed and Performance
The speed and performance of a website are critical factors that contribute to its success. As individuals’ attention spans decrease, even a minor delay in page loading can result in visitor and revenue loss. Hosting is the backbone of any website and quality hosting undeniably proves to be one of the most influential determinants for…
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What Is Error 500? And How to Fix it on Any Website
It’s very probable that you’ve come across an unwelcome message from a website displaying an error 500 status code. This error indicates the website encountered an unforeseen technical issue that prevented your request from being processed successfully. Unlike client-side 404 errors which blame the user, a 500 error means trouble on the website’s end. This…
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Website Hosting for Photographers: Everything You Need to Know
There is no doubt that having a professional website would be a good idea for photographers. The question is, where should you begin when it comes to hosting and website design? What do you think is the best option for your needs and budget? The goal of this post is to clarify the landscape of…
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