Reduce contact-form spam without losing genuine enquiries
Separate form abuse from inbox spam, choose proportionate controls and test verification, false positives, accessibility, review and notifications.
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Page 5 of 7Separate form abuse from inbox spam, choose proportionate controls and test verification, false positives, accessibility, review and notifications.
Use WordPress's native Site Icon, distinguish it from the header logo and verify public icon references, actual image responses and cache layers before changing more settings.
Turn a checker report into a repair plan: verify missing pages, blocked requests, redirects, downloads and anchors, then fix the source and retain uncertain evidence.
Transfer editorial content with a deliberate WXR scope, then verify attribution, terms, files, visibility and partial-import recovery before retiring the source.
Find out whether a missing WordPress page is unpublished, moved or failing at the rewrite layer. Refresh existing rules safely and check the original visitor path.
Distinguish an active update from a stale marker, confirm the right installation and recovery copy, then verify the update and public site after a narrow repair.
Choose between a video embed and an uploaded file, then check native blocks, loading, mobile playback, captions, third-party requests and a useful fallback.
Use a native File block for a public PDF, keep a direct route alongside any preview and plan document accessibility, mobile handling and updates before sharing links.
Build a useful internal search journey with native controls, realistic query checks, correct results and empty states, pagination and an honest account of core limits.
Give categories and tags distinct roles, build useful archives and reassign existing posts carefully without assuming bulk edits replace terms or URLs stay unchanged.
Design a complete attachment workflow: necessary files, layered limits, storage, direct-link privacy, staff notifications, understandable errors and deletion.
Compare central code maintenance, users, hosting requirements, recovery and client handover before choosing a WordPress network or independent installations.
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