How to remove “Proudly Powered by WordPress”
The creators of WordPress (thanks Matt) in all their wisdom decided to inject a “Proudly Powered by WordPress” on every new install. Not sure if
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How to protect a WordPress website from being hacked
Background This security article delves into various best practices and other techniques used to protect a WordPress website from being compromised. It tries to cover
How to host multiple WordPress websites on a single hosting package, underneath a subdirectory
Background If you have WordPress Hosting, you might sometimes have the need to host more than one WordPress website on the same hosting package, the
How to redirect all URLs from one location to another location using the .htaccess file
Background It’s sometimes necessary to redirect all URLs pointing from one location to another. This is especially true if you want to keep your Google
How to make a WordPress page mobile friendly without using a Plugin
Introduction Have you got WordPress Hosting and you like to do things the stock / vanilla way? The issue is that WordPress does not include
500 Internal Server Error Internal Server and mod_fcgid: read data timeout in XX seconds when upgrading a WordPress plugin
Whilst upgrading a WordPress plugin on your WordPress hosted website, you might encounter the following error: Update Failed: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN”> 500
WordPress stuck in maintenance mode
Background If after upgrading a plugin on your WordPress hosting, and WordPress gets stuck in maintenance mode, there is a simple fix. The message you’ll
Which custom post type plugin to use for WordPress Website Hosting
Background As your WordPress website grows, you might want to add more than just “Blog” articles and “Pages”. You might, for example, want to add
Mixed content warnings and other SSL tricks and tips for WordPress Hosting
If you’re hosting a WordPress website, you might run into some of the following SSL issues and warnings. When you view your site over SSL,
WordPress want to install itself instead of displaying the actual site
If you find that WordPress is redirecting to the install script (called install.php) instead of serving the actual site, this could mean that there is
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