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How to install the 7G Firewall to protect your website
This open-source 7G Firewall provides lightweight protection for your server from malicious requests alongside bots, automated attacks, and other security threats. The installation process of the 7G Firewall on your WordPress website requires following this detailed guide. How to install the 7G Firewall on your WordPress website Start by downloading the 7G Firewall from Perishable…
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How to increase the WordPress memory limit
The WordPress Memory Limit is the maximum memory that WordPress can use to execute scripts and handle requests. To increase the WordPress memory limit, you must add the following line of code in your wp-config.php file: Replace 256M with your desired value. What is the WordPress memory limit? WordPress memory limit is not the same…
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How to enable Redis Object Cache for your website
Redis Object Cache boosts your WordPress website’s speed by reducing database queries. It helps content load faster and improves overall performance. Here is a video tutorial on enabling Redis Object Cache for your website from Kiravo’s hosting panel. Steps to Enable Redis Object Cache in the Kiravo Hosting Panel To enable Redis Object Cache, log…
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How to prevent your emails from ending up in spam
Have you sent an important email to a client or supplier but have not heard back? Your email may have ended up in the recipient’s Spam folder. Your essential email is lost among hundreds of spam messages. Email deliverability is not a precise science, which can irritate senders of all kinds. For various reasons, such…
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How to Make a Responsive Website Mobile-Friendly
A responsive WordPress theme doesn’t automatically make your website mobile-friendly. Responsiveness isn’t a perfect synonym for mobile-friendliness. Yet, a responsive design is mandatory for a mobile-friendly website. The number of mobile users surpassed the number of desktop users a few years ago. The difference continues to grow and it’s safe to assume that desktop users…
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A Simple and Effective Guide to Learning HTML and CSS
Are you a proficient WordPress user willing to understand the code behind your site theme and plugins? Do you want to better style a WordPress page? Would you like to code but feel overwhelmed by all the languages and frameworks? You should start learning HTML and CSS. This guide won’t make you a highly-skilled WordPress…
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The Beginner’s Guide to Headless WordPress
WordPress is almost two decades old, and it seems that it will continue to stay for many years. A digital product that is still relevant after two decades is almost unparalleled. Many content management systems (CMSs) were launched after WordPress’ birthday—May 27th, 2003—and are already forgotten, even by their founders. Besides, Internet users are impatient…
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4 Methods to Find and Fix Broken Links
Google constantly refines its ranking algorithm and the signs are that it will continue to do it in the near future. The ultimate Google Search purpose is to ensure the best user experience regardless of the context (query, device used, Internet connection etc). Broken links don’t hurt so much the user experience, but these might…
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The Beginner’s Guide to Git and GitHub
More and more top employers, including Google and Microsoft, are focusing more on Stack Overflow, Git, and GitHub accounts than on resumes. These accounts say a lot more about your knowledge and skills than a CV because they effectively reveal what you’ve worked on. Past or side projects, contributions to open source works, and your…
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Design Principles for Crafting a Stellar Site
A decade ago, many internet users impatiently checked out Smashing Magazine to read the latest web design articles. Lots of actual web designers found their passion for website creation through these posts. It was a time when the principles of web design determined a productive debate amongst designers—both beginners and experts. Nowadays, there are significantly…
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How to translate your WordPress site into multiple languages?
Funny enough, although I’ve been working with WordPress since 2009 I never needed to translate my websites into multiple languages. But I always got questions from clients to recommend a way to translate their sites. So I’ve tested the likes of WPML, Babble, qTranslate or Polylang but was never quite sold on any of them.…