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The Server Test plugin checks to make sure your site is compatible with USP Pro, SES Pro, and other plugins. Specifically, Server Test checks to see if the WordPress function wp_remote_post() is working properly on your site. If not, it performs some other tests to see if any suitable alternative methods are available. Using the […]

Blackhole Pro provides plenty of hooks for customizing and extending functionality. Here is a complete list for reference.

Here is a complete list of the shortcodes that can be used when creating custom email alerts for Blackhole Pro.

To help Blackhole Pro trap only bad bots, it’s important to add a few rules to your site’s robots.txt file. This post explains the details.

Blackhole Pro automates the process of detecting, trapping, and blocking bad bots, spammers, scrapers, scanners, and all sorts of other automated nonsense. This helps keep your site secure, and helps save server resources for good bots and human visitors. To help manage the bots that are blocked from your site, Blackhole Pro provides a robust, […]

Blackhole Pro mostly operates behind the scenes, so there is no real need for template tags. That said, the idea list always is open for suggestions if you can think of any tags or functions that may be useful.

Blackhole Pro mostly operates behind the scenes, so there is no real need for shortcodes. There are, however, a few shortcodes worth mentioning..

“FAQ” post for Frequently Asked (and pre-sales) Questions about Blackhole Pro.

Blackhole Pro is equipped with robust inline documentation that is available via the “Help” tab on any Blackhole settings screen. The Help tab is your shortcut to complete information on each of the Blackhole plugin screens. The information provided below covers the settings and features that are included with Blackhole Pro, but it doesn’t go […]

Installing Blackhole Pro is just like installing any other WordPress plugin. After downloading the plugin zip file, you basically have two options for installing: upload via FTP or use the built-in WP plugin uploader/installer. Here are the steps for either installation method.