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How to set up SSL on your WordPress site (with Cloudflare and WHM)
How to add your website to Cloudflare and use it to add SSL to your websites… for FREE!
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WordPress and DigitalOcean – theme install failed. Unable to create directory
After performing a recent website migration to a DigitalOcean Droplet I experienced a weird error... I'd just finished the cloning and everything looked to have gone smoothly. Everything was in it's place, all loading and functioning correctly, and with the wizardry...
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Maintaining your WordPress site
Do you find it hard to stay on top of your website requirements; Wordpress updates, theme updates, plugin updates, spam, etc etc? Have you ever run a little update, and then realised something went wrong. Maybe it's a plugin conflict? Maybe a hosting issue? Maybe your...
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Divi Text Module loses formatting
Over the last wee while we've come across a small issue with Divi and some hosting providers that can create a massive headache.The issue is that, after saving a page, all of the line breaks are removed from Text Modules (the <p> and <br> HTML tags are...
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WordPress 4.4 and the Woothemes Xero plugin
If you use Woocommerce on your Wordpress website, there's a chance you're also using the (very good) Woothemes Xero Plugin. Unfortunately, if you've already upgraded to Wordpress 4.4 you will be receiving a new error message when you try to generate invoices. "Fatal...
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Protect Your WordPress Website | WordPress Security
With Wordpress being such a popular option amongst website creators (they claim to 'power' 23% of all websites!) it can also be a popular target for hackers. And by 'hackers' I mean 'vandals, trouble-makers, and people with nothing better to do than attempt to destroy...
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Easy CSS with CSS Hero
If you're an amateur website developer and you need to move things around on your Wordpress website it can be a challenge. If you're not too familiar with CSS then the 'code' side of things (which you were probably trying to avoid when you chose Wordpress as your...
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