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Category Archives: Web Development
WordPress Maintenance
Forgotten WordPress Password If you have forgotten your wordpress password, and the forgot your password email reminder does not work (or is set to someone elses email), then there are a few things you can do. Option 1: Update the … Continue reading
Can’t login with Sharepoint Designer 2013
Recently, trying to use Sharepoint Designer 2013, it kept asking me to login. I just kept getting the message: “call us overprotective, but we need to verify your account…” Trying to run as a different user on the Computer didn’t … Continue reading
SEO tweaks using mod_rewrite to prevent duplicate content being crawled
Over the past few years, with the rise in popularity of using no-www there have been some issues where content is getting crawled by a search engines twice, and in some cases getting a negative scoring due to duplicated content. I.E. … Continue reading
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Tagged CMSs, static, xhtml
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Build & Manage Websites with Dreamweaver Templates
How do you handle common elements of a webpage across a number of pages? (e.g. Navigation, Header, Footer areas etc) How do you update the header or footer area of every webpage in a website? PHP Includes SSI Includes Manually with Copy and … Continue reading
WordPress: Caching, Internet Bots and Database issues
WP Supercache works very nice and has a lot of config options including a preload to cache all wordpress pages. One of my blogs however recieves average traffic and that coupled with the fact that I use tla, I didn’t … Continue reading