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XML-RPC in WordPress: What It Is, Security Risks, and How to Disable It Safely

by Ardra Shaji
written by Ardra Shaji

xmlrpc.php is a core WordPress file that enables remote communication with your website through the XML-RPC protocol. It allows external applications and services to interact with your site without needing direct access to the WordPress dashboard. In earlier versions of WordPress, XML-RPC was disabled by default. However, starting from version 3.5, it has been enabled by default to support features like integration with the WordPress mobile app, allowing it to communicate seamlessly with WordPress installations. What xmlrpc.php Does Originally introduced to support remote publishing, it allows: Security Risks of xmlrpc.php …

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Restore Your WordPress Site After LMS Installation
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How to Restore Your WordPress Site After a Sensei LMS Installation ?

by Ardra Shaji
written by Ardra Shaji

Installing a new plugin should enhance your WordPress website, not disrupt it. However, after installing the Sensei LMS, many website owners notice unexpected changes such as a switched theme, missing homepage content, or altered site layouts. These issues usually occur because large learning management plugins introduce their own templates and configuration settings during setup. If your website suddenly looks different or important content seems to have disappeared, don’t worry. In most cases, your data is still safe and can be restored with the right steps. This guide explains why these …

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How to Get WordPress Running on RunCloud Without Tears

by SupportPRO Admin
written by SupportPRO Admin

If you’ve ever tried setting up WordPress on a server manually, you know the pain of fiddling with configs, worrying about SSL, and making sure the database is right. It’s a rabbit hole. That’s exactly why I like RunCloud. It takes care of the messy bits but still gives you enough control if you want to geek out. I’ve installed WordPress on RunCloud more times than I can count, and every time it’s been smoother than doing it the old-fashioned way. Here’s how I usually go about it — in …

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