284 results for «WordPress» (page 24 of 29)
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Why your site does not show on Google: a checklist
“My site does not show on Google” can mean very different things. Google may not know it, may know it and have set it aside, the site may be stopping…
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A website people can install like an app: PWA basics
The short answer: a PWA is a normal website with two things added: a small file that describes it (the manifest) and, if you want it to work offline, a…
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Webuzo or HestiaCP on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both give you sites, e-mail and DNS on the same server. Choose Webuzo if you need resellers, Node.js or Python apps managed in the panel, or you…
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A favicon for your site: where it goes and why it does not update
The short answer: the favicon is the small icon shown on the browser tab and in bookmarks. In WordPress you set it under Appearance, Customize, Site Identity, Site Icon. If…
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A child theme or editing the theme directly: why updates wipe your changes
Short answer: if you edit a theme’s files directly and the theme is later updated, the update replaces the files and your changes disappear. A child theme is a small…
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Testing a backup: a restore drill on a test subdomain, step by step
A copy that was never restored is a hope, not a backup. The real test is putting it back on a test subdomain, next to the real site, and seeing…
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Google Analytics: setting it up and what to look at first
Google Analytics tells you how many people visit the site, where they come from and what they do there. It is a Google product, free to start with, that you…
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High TTFB: how to find where the server response time goes
TTFB (time to first byte) is the time from the request to the arrival of the first byte of the reply. If it is high, the page is slow to…
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Landing pages: what goes on one, and why it is not your home page
A landing page is the page a person arrives at after clicking an ad, an e-mail or a post, and it has a single purpose: for them to do one…
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Visitors still see the old CSS or logo: versioned file names and cache busting
You changed the CSS, the logo or a script, and you see the new one but visitors keep seeing the old version. The cause is their browser’s cache: the file…





