284 results for «WordPress» (page 18 of 29)
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cPanel, DirectAdmin or Plesk: what actually differs between control panels
They do the same job with different menus. All three are hosting control panels: a web page where you create e-mail accounts, databases, domains, DNS records and backups without typing…
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Critical PHP vulnerabilities of October 2026 (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619): what we did and what you should do
The short answer: on 21/10/2026 two critical vulnerabilities were published in PHP, the language WordPress and most websites run on. If you have shared or reseller hosting with us, you…
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Error 404 on a page that should exist: the causes, in order
The short answer: error 404 means “the server is working but cannot find what was asked for”. For a page you know exists, the causes are almost always a file…
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How to remove a page from Google results: noindex, removal tool or password
It depends on what you want. For the page to stop existing, delete it and make it return 404 (or 410). For the page to stay but be out of…
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WooCommerce e-mails not arriving: what to check
The order comes in, the money is paid, and the customer swears they got nothing. Or it is you who never receives the “new order” notice. On WooCommerce, an e-mail…
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MySQL or MariaDB: which one runs here, and does it matter
Shared hosting here runs MariaDB, not Oracle’s MySQL Server. At the time of writing the version is 10.11.16. For almost every site that makes no difference: MariaDB started as a…
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A helpful 404 page: what it should say and how to check it works
The short answer: the 404 page is what a visitor sees when the address does not exist. A good one says so clearly, keeps the site’s menu and shows a…
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Preparing for a traffic spike: a campaign, a launch or a live event
A traffic spike is not solved on the day: it is solved in the days before. What brings a site down in a campaign is not the total number of…
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LiteSpeed or Apache: what the web server changes for your site, and what it does not
The web server is the program that receives the browser’s request and hands back the page. Apache and LiteSpeed do the same job and read the same rules (the .htaccess…
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Browser caching with .htaccess
Browser caching is the kind that lives on the visitor’s own computer: if the logo, the CSS and the JavaScript arrive with an instruction saying “keep this for a while”,…





