301 redirect: the definitive guide
In this article, 301 redirect: the definitive guide, we will see what 301redirects are used for and find out why they are crucial for SEO.…
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phpMyAdmin: the definitive guide
phpMyAdmin allows us to interact with a MySQL database without having to do it through the command line. Thanks to a convenient interface, phpMyAdmin enables…
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How to transfer WordPress.com to WordPress.org
In this article, we are going to see how to transfer from WordPress.com to WordPress.org. Anyone who wants to start a new project in the…
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Sitemap: definitive guide
In this article, Sitemap: the definitive guide, we will see what a sitemap is and how it can be useful in terms of SEO. We…
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508 error: how to solve it
Error 508 occurs when you exceed the resource limits in your plan. There are several reasons that can cause this. In this guide, 508 error:…
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Softaculous: what is and how to use it
In this article, let’s take a look at Softaculous: what it is and how to use it. We’ll see how it can simplify your life,…
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WordPress plugins: the definitive guide
If you have a WordPress site you’ve already heard about WordPress plugins and how easy they make your life. In this article: WordPress plugins: the…
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WordPress hacked: case study
In this article, WordPress hacked: case study, I would like to analyse an issue that occurred to a client of ours, a manager of some…
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What is WordPress and how does it work
WordPress is the most widely used tool for creating websites of all kinds, blogs, web applications and forums. Bloggers, small businesses, but also large companies…
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Migrate Blogger to WordPress: the complete guide
If you have created a blog with Blogger and decided to transfer Blogger to WordPress you will need to know if there is a way…
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This site can’t be reached: how to solve
While browsing, you may come across unexpected errors such as when a site can’t be reached. In this article, we will see what you can…
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How to install WordPress: the definitive guide
WordPress is one of the most widely used CMS (Content Management System). You simply have to think that about 39% of all websites use it.…
