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WordPress Age Gate Verification for Canadian

April 25, 2020October 21, 2020 edge

For websites selling age-restricted products, such as alcohol, cannabis, or smoking-related products, age verification is required for visitors before entering the website. A process is called Age Gate. In WordPress, it could be achieved easily by implementing an Age Gate plugin and there are tons of them available, mostly free […]

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Easily Migrate WordPress Sites with Migrate Guru

November 7, 2017 edge

Migrating a WordPress website from one host to another involves quite a few technical steps and could be a daunting job if you don’t know how to handle them. Migrate Guru, developed by BlogVault, is a fully-automated WordPress plugin that is aiming to be the easiest, fastest and most reliable […]

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[WordPress on VPS] How To Install and Enable an SSL on Ubuntu

October 31, 2017August 10, 2018 edge

SSL is used to be a luxurious security component for the big companies. Not anymore, thanks to the low cost or even free SSL certificate issued by the trusted commercial Certificate Authority (CA) such as Let’s Encrypt. With the recent recommendation by Google, more and more websites, big or small, are […]

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[WordPress on VPS] How To Install and Uninstall phpMyAdmin on Ubuntu

September 26, 2017 edge

phpMyAdmin is a GUI-based web app to manage your MySQL databases. It’s a very powerful tool to have but it’s also an unnecessary component that you don’t need to use if you are familiar with MySQL basic commands. What’s better, since it’s easy to put on and remove you can […]

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WordPress on VPS: Fix Error Cropping Your Image Issue

June 30, 2017 edge

I have got this error when trying to crop the images during the process setting up the logo. There has been an error cropping your image The reason behind this is because it’s missing the PHP Graphic library. Since it’s on a VPS server I probably forgot to install it […]

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[WordPress on VPS] 3 Ways to Increase the Maximum File Upload Size

June 7, 2017 edge

The default value set up in PHP limits the maximum upload file size to 2 MB. Therefore, a new WordPress powered website in VPS will have the same limit that maximizes the upload file size to 2 MB, like below when you were trying to upload a file to Media […]

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WordPress Tip: How To Make NoFollow Menu Links

May 24, 2017 edge

Adding a nofollow tag on an external link in WordPress is easy, even site-widely. Add a plugin like WP Nofollow Post, you are all set to go. However, it’s not so clear how you can add a nofollow attribute to a link on the navigation menu. Here is how you […]

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4 Ways to Change WordPress Home and Site URL Address Settings

May 3, 2017 edge

WordPress has two settings used to keep track of the site, WordPress Address (WP_HOME) to tell how to reach the home page and Site Address (WP_SITEURL) used when the home page is set to be different from the installation directory. These are also the settings you need to change when you need […]

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WordPress Tip: How To Order By Multiple Custom Fields

April 18, 2017 edge

When you do WP_Query in WordPress, orderby is your friend to get things in order. It’s the argument passed on to tell MySQL server which column to sort on when it’s creating the Order By clause. It’s pretty straightforward to get only one column sorted but things will get a bit […]

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[WordPress on VPS] How To Set and Enable Swap Space on Ubuntu

April 17, 2017 edge

A Swap Space is a space on a hard disk used as the virtual memory extension of a computer’s real memory. Having a swap space enabled allows your computer’s operating system to pretend that you have more RAM than you actually installed, only being used mainly when there is no […]

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