The comment meta data is the information you provide to viewers about each comment. This information usually includes the author of the comment, when it was written (or posted), etc. In some cases, some comment…
Transient are a way for storing cached data temporarily in your database by given it a name and a timeframe after which it will expire and be deleted. To clean these dashboard transient feeds, you…
Sometimes the ‘wp_term_relationships’ table becomes bloated with many orphaned relationships. This happens particularly often if you’re using your site not as a blog but as some other type of content site where posts are deleted…
The postmeta data is the information you provide to viewers about each post. This information usually includes the author of the post, when it was written (or posted), and how the author categorized that particular…
A trash comment is a comment that you have deleted from your WordPress site and have been moved to the trash. A trash comment is not visible in your site and should be deleted forever….
A wordpress spam comment is a comment that you (or a plugin like akismet) have marked as a spam. You can either use our plugin Advanced Database Cleaner to clean-up these spam comments, or execute…
Moderated comments are comments published by users and which are awaiting for your approval before appearing in your site. In some cases, you will have to clean all these comments. You can either use our…
WordPress automatically saves your post (or page) while you are editing it. This is called a wordpress auto-draft. If you don’t hit the publish/update button, then the post/page will be saved as auto-draft and any…
WordPress allows you to save a post or a page without having to publish it immediately. This way you can work on it as much as you want and publish it only when it is…
WordPress stores a record called revision of each saved draft or published update. This system allows you to see what changes were made in each post and page over time. However, as you use WordPress,…
