When it comes to WordPress performance, most site owners focus on caching, image optimization, or using a CDN. But there’s another hidden factor that can slow down your site: autoloaded options in the WordPress database. In this guide, we’ll explain what autoloaded options are, why they matter, and how you can safely optimize them to … Read more
This post walks you through a clean Windows 11 install on a Linux host using KVM/QEMU + libvirt + virt‑manager, with UEFI + Secure Boot + TPM 2.0, all the right VirtIO drivers, and practical performance tuning. CLI lovers get a full virt-install one‑liner too. No Proxmox required. Why run Windows 11 on KVM? Prerequisites … Read more
At Techlino, we’re always looking for efficient ways to orchestrate self-hosted infrastructure. In this post, I’ll walk you through how we set up a full K3s cluster across multiple virtual machines on Proxmox, using clean hostnames like m.l, w1.l, w2.l, and w3.l — all running on ubuntu 24.04 based VMs. Architecture Overview We created a … Read more
Building a modern full-stack app shouldn’t feel like assembling IKEA furniture blindfolded. That’s why I created create-sb-react-express — a powerful CLI that scaffolds a modern full-stack monorepo using React + Tailwind (Vite) on the frontend and Express + PostgreSQL on the backend… in seconds. What Is It? create-sb-react-express is a zero-setup tool for developers who … Read more
Why Add 2FA to Your Fedora System? If you’re a Linux user, you already value control and security. But even the strongest password can be compromised. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of protection to your Fedora machine by requiring a time-based one-time password (TOTP) from an app like Google Authenticator or Authy — … Read more
Introduction There’s something magical about swiping. It feels natural. Smooth. Personal. In Gmail, you swipe to archive or delete emails with satisfying motion and color. And now, you’ll learn to recreate that same interaction for your to-do app—step by step—using vanilla JavaScript and CSS only. Let’s make your app feel alive. What Are We Building? … Read more
Have you ever scrolled a website and felt… nothing?Let’s fix that. In this guide, I’ll show you how to make your WordPress site breathe—by adding simple scroll-triggered animations using CSS and JavaScript. It’s easier than you think, and you’ll love the result. Let’s do it together. What You’ll Need: Step 1: Add the Animation Styles … Read more
Introduction: Ever felt a little lost while reading a long article online?Your visitors feel that too. Let’s fix it—by adding a reading progress bar to your WordPress site. It’s a small touch, but it makes your blog feel smooth, modern, and thoughtful. ❤️ And the best part? You can do it in minutes, even if … Read more
By default, many WordPress themes display the author’s image (avatar) as a square. If you’d like to give your site a more modern and polished look, turning that image into a circle is quick and easy with a bit of CSS. Step-by-Step: Make the Author Image Circular Add this CSS to your site: Option 1: … Read more
Do you want your WordPress site to load with a smooth fade-in effect that enhances the user experience? Many optimization plugins delay or defer styles and scripts, which can interfere with simple visual enhancements, such as animations. In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to add a fade-in animation to your WordPress site in … Read more