Boost Website Performance Using HTACCESS
Page loading speed matters. You know that. Here’s how to increase page speed by simply adding a few lines of code to your .htaccess file.
Page loading speed matters. You know that. Here’s how to increase page speed by simply adding a few lines of code to your .htaccess file.
How to setup and utilize MailChimp’s RSS-to-Email feature to automate responsive HTML newsletter generation, distribution, and tracking.
Bootstrap 3 navbars don’t support secondary dropdowns, but we can certainly make them. Better yet, we can even make it work for the WordPress menu system.
Transitioning from HTTP to HTTPS has become critical. Thankfully, if you’re using WordPress, the process is pretty simple. Here are 4 steps to transition your WordPress site to use and force SSL.
Here’s how to redirect all non-secure HTTP traffic to HTTPS using your .htaccess file. No need to update anything. It’s copy, paste, and forget it.
Creating a subdomain, like blog.yoursite.com, and mapping it to a subdirectory on your site is pretty easy using cPanel. Here’s a quick “how-to.”
Redirection is the most popular 301 redirect manager plugin for WordPress. Easily manage 301 redirects, track 404s, and generally tidy up any loose ends to help reduce errors and improve your site’s search engine ranking.
Can’t find something in the WordPress editor? It’s quite possible it’s being hidden. Check “Screen Options.” Here’s how and why.
Sometimes you want to upload things to your WordPress website that are greater than 2 MB in size. Here are three ways to increase that max upload file size limit.
Mixed content errors occur when the initial HTML is loaded over a secure HTTPS connection, but other resources are loaded over an insecure HTTP connection.