267 results for «WordPress» (page 25 of 27)
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I deleted a file or folder by mistake: how to get it back from a backup
If you deleted a file or a folder, getting it back is almost always quick and does not need a restore of the whole account. First look in the File…
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Abandoned carts in an online shop: why people leave and how to win some back
Someone picks a product, puts it in the cart and vanishes. It is normal: most visits to a shop do not end in a purchase. What is worth doing is…
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cPanel or HestiaCP on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: HestiaCP is free and light, and gives you sites, e-mail and DNS on a Debian or Ubuntu VPS; cPanel is paid and adds resellers, WP Toolkit and…
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Breadcrumbs on your site: what they do for visitors and for Google
The short answer: breadcrumbs are the small line at the top of a page that shows the path: Home > Products > Chairs > Office chair. They help the visitor…
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Ransomware explained: how it reaches a website or a computer and how to be ready
The short answer: ransomware is malicious software that encrypts your files and demands a ransom to give them back. You cannot avoid it entirely, but you can prepare: keep everything…
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Two limits reached at once: which resource to fix first and when an upgrade solves both
The short answer: when two resources get close to the limit at the same time, they most likely share the same cause: a slow site takes up entry processes and…
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www or no www: which address to choose for your site
Short answer: either will do, and the choice is mostly a matter of taste. What is not a matter of taste is picking just one, making the other redirect to…
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AVIF or WebP: which image format to use, and what to do for old browsers
For most sites, WebP is enough and it is the easier one. AVIF often gives even smaller files on photographs, but it takes longer to produce and not every tool…
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CPU usage at your plan limit: caching, bots and cron jobs that bring it down
The short answer: when the CPU graph in Resource Usage runs along the limit line, three levers solve most cases, in this order: page caching (PHP stops running on every…
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Phishing pages found on your site or server: remove them, find the way in and avoid a block
The short answer: a phishing page pretends to be a bank, a delivery company or a well-known service to steal passwords and card details. When one turns up on your…





