267 results for «WordPress» (page 20 of 27)
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Internal links: how to link your own pages so nothing stays hidden
Internal links are the links from one page of your site to another page of your site. They do two jobs: they take the visitor to the next step and…
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Product reviews in WooCommerce: switching them on, verified owners and moderation
The short answer: reviews give confidence to those who have not bought yet. In WooCommerce you switch them on with one setting, and you can require that only people who…
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cURL error 28, 7 and 6 in PHP: timeout, connection refused and could not resolve host
When your site calls an outside service (a payment, an API, an update) and it fails, PHP returns a cURL error number. The three most seen say different things: 6,…
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Character sets: utf8mb4, collation, and the question marks in your text
If accented text shows up as ??? or as é instead of é, the database, the connection and the page are not speaking the same character set. The rule that…
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Hitting the entry processes limit often: when to optimise and when to upgrade
The short answer: hitting the entry processes limit now and then, at a peak, is normal and clears by itself. Hitting it often, on ordinary days, means one of two…
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CyberPanel, aaPanel and CloudPanel on a VPS: free panels and the questions to ask first
This article is for people with a VPS or a dedicated server with root access. On shared plans the panel is cPanel, and you neither choose nor install another one.…
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Webuzo or CloudPanel on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both run Node.js and Python apps as well as PHP; the difference is everything else. Webuzo is a full, paid hosting panel: e-mail, DNS, customer accounts and…
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HestiaCP or CloudPanel on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both are free, need no licence and run on Debian and Ubuntu. Choose HestiaCP if you want a complete hosting server, with e-mail, DNS and several accounts…
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Site with a CDN or without: how to test whether it made a difference
Short answer: a CDN is worth keeping only if the numbers for your site improve for your visitors. You do not decide it by hearsay: you measure before, switch it…
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PostgreSQL or MySQL: which one for your project
If you are installing WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop or another ready-made application, use MySQL (here, MariaDB): that is what those applications were written for. If you are writing your own application,…





