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Staging Your Website
On today’s show I am going to be talking about why staging your website is important. Also, we will take a look at an easy way for anyone to create a staging environment even if you didn’t opt for a hosting package that includes it.
So Why Is Staging Your Website Important?
Having a staging environment for your website allows you to perform testing of updates to plugins, themes, and other item’s without having to worry about it affecting your live site. This is highly recommended as so many peoplhttps://wptavern.com/wordpress-com-adds-customization-for-amp-pages-pushes-update-to-amp-plugine have experience the infamous “white screen of death” of a WordPress website after making changes or updates to plugins or themes. Having a staging are for your website, can help you minimize that possibility by allowing you to see what is happening and make changes as needed before executing them on your live site.
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Additional Show Notes
As talked about in today’s podcast, you heard me make reference to the updated version of the AMP plugin. I highly encourage you to read from the article below to get a better view and understanding of what is means to those who are already using it.
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https://wptavern.com/wordpress-com-adds-customization-for-amp-pages-pushes-update-to-amp-plugin
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