Tag: WordPress
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Alpa and Seravo: How to Make Your E-commerce Site a Powerhouse
Alpa has successfully reached the top of the e-commerce world with Seravo’s help and continues to expand its operations. What is the most important feature for an online store?
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Suomen Kolibri – Building a Digital Nest with WordPress
Suomen Kolibri offers eco-friendly business gifts and relies on Seravo’s premium hosting for WordPress. What is the significance of locality in running a successful e-commerce business?
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Native Meta Fields UI in the Block Editor
Many digital agencies use the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin to handle custom meta fields in WordPress. In this tutorial, we are showcasing how to work with custom meta fields data in the block editor – without any plugins! Adding…
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Efficient and Affordable Web Hosting: How to Optimize HTTP Requests
When designing and developing a website, it’s a good idea to pay attention to the number of HTTP requests your site generates when someone visits your site. Why? By reducing the number of requests, your website loads faster – and…
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Ever-Changing Cyberthreats: How to Keep Your Website Secure
What are the most common cybersecurity threats on WordPress sites, and how to protect your site from them? How do denial-of-service (DoS) attacks work? Seravo takes care of the security of your WordPress site.
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PHP 7.4 Removal at Seravo: Ensure Your WordPress Stays Secure
Important news: PHP 7.4 will be unavailable at Seravo after Dec 31, 2025. Upgrade your WordPress site’s PHP version as soon as possible!
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Greetings from WordCamp Europe 2025
WordCamp Europe 2025 offered a chance to network with the WordPress community and contribute to the project. The event also marked out the future of WordPress – find out how!
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Why Choose WooCommerce as Your E-Commerce Platform?
Which e-commerce platform should you choose? What is the difference between Shopify and WooCommerce? Avoid vendor lock-in by choosing WooCommerce, the free and open source solution.
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The Future of WordPress Events
Seravo attends WordPress conferences, WordCamp Europe being one of the highlights of the year. What does the future of WordCamps look like?