WordPress Content Management deem as an essential service without which a business/website owner cannot count on considerable achievements. From time to time, you may want to update your WordPress installation to the latest version. You might want to do this because you’ve seen a message at the top of your Dashboard telling you that a new release is available because you’ve been made aware of some useful new functionality or because of a security fix release.
Site backups are also essential because problems inevitably occur, and you need to be able to take action when disaster strikes. Furthermore, you may decide to optimize and resize new or existing WordPress images or deal with tons of content from your old website or repository. WordPress Content Management service can handle all these content-related needs regularly and periodically on behalf of you. In the future, you may need further assistance with your website through WordPress Web Design and WordPress Speed Optimization.
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Installing WordPress + configuring host
Configure your host settings and Install WordPress on it if you're not familiar with these concepts.
WordPress migration + taking backups
Move the website to a new hosting company or from a staging environment to the production in a brief time without losing any data with no downtime. Take backup from your website to save yourself time troubleshooting what users did and restoring your website quickly.
Theme/plugin updates
Updating theme and all plugins to the latest version, plus checking the website functionality to make sure it works properly. While upgrading, a backup of the old theme or plugin is first created. This allows installing the old version in case of problems with the new version.
Multilingual website
This sub-service is handy when your website needs more than one language. We don't offer translation copies for new languages here. Instead, install the necessary plugins and inject your new language into the website.
Image optimization in WordPress Content Management
Images take up around 63% of the bandwidth used by modern websites, so it is increasingly vital that they get adequately optimized for speed. In WordPress Content Management service we use a proper file name based on SEO rules and export the images in optimum size by using the best solutions.
Content injection
Inject content to products (after finishing WordPress WooCommerce Development service), blogs, and portfolios, or inject a custom post type content to a website based on WordPress SEO Services Html tag guidelines. Add the meta fields, excerpts, tags, categories and custom taxonomies, gallery images, etc.
Working on web content is always a risky and tedious task when you don't utilize any WordPress Content Management service!
While working or updating things on the backend of your website, you can easily break things or even bring your website down to crash with a single click. Instead, the power is in your hands with our comprehensive support to content. WordPress Content Management service helps you manage and grow your content beyond the standard WordPress posts and pages.
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Hello. For one of my websites i need to setup WPML (i already have the license and will do the translations myself) but i can’t manage to do the setup myself. I already tried to set it up but there are too many weird things happening with the layout of my site (header, blogs,…) which i do not understand, so i deactivated all the WPML plugins on this particular site.
Can you help me with this?
Hi Jabulani,
Thanks for reaching out to us. WPML is compatible with a wide range of themes. Nevertheless, we need to look at the issue from the back end to determine what the problem is. Please submit a new project from here.
Here is a quick guide that might be helpful to set the theme options for each language:
1. Keep WPML deactivated
2. Go to Theme Options >Export Options
3. Copy the code to a text file for future reference.
4. Activate WPML
5. Select a specific language
6. Go to Theme Options > Import Options
7. Paste the code from your text file which you have from step 3
8. Save the settings.
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