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(Fix) HTTP error 500 in WordPress
Very few things are worse than trying to access your website and coming face to face with an HTTP 500 error instead. The HTTP 500 WordPress error means your site is unreachable…
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How To Take An Adminer Database Backup
Website backups are essential for preserving your valuable data and Adminer is a tool to backup your database. Databases hold crucial information such as user data and site…
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Easy Fix: Elementor Update Server Error 500
Have you been trying to update or publish a WordPress page using Elementor, only to be greeted by the following error: Elementor Update Server Error 500 This error can appear…
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Understanding UpdraftPlus Backup/Restore
Imagine your website crashing or getting hacked, and you’re scrambling to figure out how to restore your data. You’re sweating bullets because you’ve never really gotten the hang…
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How to Upload HTML File to WordPress – Complete Guide
Do you have an HTML file that you’d like to add to your WordPress site? WordPress has an abundance of in-built features that help you create pages and content without needing to…
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The Story of When Our HomePage went Missing … and how we recovered it!
It was business as usual on the 18th of December 2018. Midnight rolled in and we received an alarming email from one of our well-wishers (here’s a shout out to Adam Connell of…
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Does Your WordPress Host Address These Data Centre Pain Points Effectively?
A data centre is a complex entity in WordPress hosting. Do you know the different parts of a data centre, what can go wrong in each of those parts, and how it can affect your…
Read moreCommon Mistakes Which Can Crash WordPress Sites
We worry so much about performance of servers, PCs and other equipment, that we often forget that human errors have the potential to cause massive damage to WordPress sites…
Read moreAn In-depth Review of NinjaFirewall Against Common WordPress Attacks
“Why do hackers hack websites?”, is one of the more philosophical questions of anyone with a website. Whatever the size of your WordPress site, protecting it from the common…
Read morehtaccess and security plugins
.htaccess is a configuration file for use on web servers like Apache. It helps site owners and administrators control how visitors interact with the site. A web server generally…
Read moreWays to know if your WordPress site has been hacked
Opening up your site to find that it has been hacked is not pleasant. But what could make it worse is that the hack may sometimes go unnoticed. Not all hackers leave obvious…
Read moreFiles to skip when backing up your website
Backing up your website is important. Daily backups for a website with a blog that is updated frequently is even more important. Now when you’re doing backups that often, you…
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