Kadence Solid References
The Kadence Solid References section provides essential technical documentation and release information for users of the Solid suite, helping them maintain the health and stability of their WordPress sites. This collection of resources serves as a deep-dive technical library, covering everything from core server configurations to the latest software updates. By providing clear guidance on “under the hood” operations, it ensures that developers and site administrators can safely modify critical files and resolve complex technical requirements.
A major focus of this section is on Technical Troubleshooting & Configuration, offering comprehensive guides on safely editing the .htaccess and wp-config.php files to unlock advanced site behaviors. It also provides vital instructions on server-level requirements, such as enabling the PHP iconv extension, and teaches users how to effectively use WP_DEBUG to isolate and diagnose site errors. Additionally, the reference library serves as a historical record for Product Release Notes, detailing the specific improvements and bug fixes for tools like Solid Backups and Solid Security (formerly iThemes Security), ensuring you are always aware of the latest enhancements to your site’s infrastructure.
Kadence Solid References articles
This collection provides foundational technical guides on file editing, server extensions, and WordPress debugging, alongside release notes for the Solid software suite.
Editing and handling the .htaccess file
Read more: Editing and handling the .htaccess fileWhy modify the .htaccess file? The .htaccess file lets you control how Apache serves your WordPress site�redirects, permalinks, security rules, caching headers, and more. Modifying it can unlock powerful configuration options, but a small mistake can render your site inaccessible. This guide shows how to safely edit .htaccess using common hosting tools. What is the .htaccess file? .htaccess is a…
Editing and handling wp-config.php
Read more: Editing and handling wp-config.phpWhy Modify wp-config.php The Power of WordPress is that it�s software you control installed on servers that you control. That power comes with responsibility: you as the site owner are often the one that needs to �open the hood� to make changes.� One accepted way among plugin, theme, and agency developers in the WordPress space…
Enabling the PHP�iconv Extension
Read more: Enabling the PHP�iconv ExtensionWhat iconv is and why it matters iconv is a PHP extension that helps PHP convert text between character encodings (for example, UTF-8 and other encodings). SolidWP products may rely on this capability when processing data that includes special characters, such as: If iconv is not available, PHP cannot perform those conversions reliably, and related…
How To Use WP DEBUG To Isolate Issues
Read more: How To Use WP DEBUG To Isolate IssuesWhen troubleshooting WordPress sites, the WP DEBUG feature is a powerful tool for identifying and isolating issues. This guide will walk you through enabling WP DEBUG, understanding its outputs, and using it effectively to diagnose problems on your WordPress site. Why Use WP DEBUG? WP DEBUG is a built-in WordPress feature that provides detailed error…
iThemes Security Pro 7.1.1 Release Notes
Read more: iThemes Security Pro 7.1.1 Release NotesThe latest version of iThemes Security Pro just landed to bring you several small (but mighty!) improvements for securing your site and navigating the plugin’s settings. Our goal, as always, is to make securing your WordPress website as quick and easy as possible. One of the ways we continue to improve iThemes Security Pro is…
Solid Backups 9.1.0 Release Notes
Read more: Solid Backups 9.1.0 Release NotesSolid Backups 9.1 improves the speed and reliability of Stash Live using Action Scheduler.
Solid Backups 9.1.1 Release Notes
Read more: Solid Backups 9.1.1 Release NotesSolid Backups 9.1.1 improves remote storage functionality for Dropbox and Google Drive.