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Another safety tip: don't install any plugins unless you're very, very sure that they're safe. Most security problems with WordPress originate in badly written
by huskyr 10y ago
Another safety tip: don't install any plugins unless you're very, very sure that they're safe. Most security problems with WordPress originate in badly written plugins, not in the core product.
- emodendroket 10y agoIf you're not going to install plugins, doesn't it neuter one of the big draws to using WordPress in the first place? Ideally there would be better separation between the plugin and core stuff, but oh well.
- jwarren 10y agoI usually only install one or two plugins on client sites. The main draw is the fairly good interface and the extremely wide brand familiarity. If you know what you're doing with it, it can be a very nice admin experience.
- emodendroket 10y agoThat may be so, but if all you want is a nice interface I think there are lots of non-WordPress options.