Building A Better WP-Config File For Better WordPress Performance

The WP-Config file is a powerful piece of your WordPress installation. As part of the base configuration of WordPress, most WP-Config files have some basic settings included, but may not always be the best for your setup.

Tonight I will be looking at a default file, and covering the minimum changes you should make for different goals and why you would want to make them. I will also be looking at all of the options you can and might want to set from better security and controlling updates to performance and debugging.