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One of the settings within the Protostar template for Joomla 3.0 is Template Colour: Template Colour Choose an overall colour for the site template. Default Read More >
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By default, the frontpage of Joomla 3.0 shows articles in one column. As you can see in the screenshot to the right, we have 4 Read More >
You may have noticed on your Joomla 3.0 frontpage there are links that show below your leading articles and your intro articles. Refer to the Read More >
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OpenCart has some great reporting tools built into the OpenCart dashboard. The sales report is an easy way to see how well your e-commerce website Read More >
OpenCart has reporting tools built into it and in the previous tutorial we showed you how to use the sales report. The next report you Read More >
In the previous tutorials we learned how to use the sales report and the products purchases report. The products viewed report shows what products were Read More >
OpenCart has many reports available such as the products purchased and the sales reports. You also have the ability to view how much money was Read More >
It’s very important to understand Geo Zones in OpenCart. Geo Zones are created to define specific geographical areas to be used for shipping and taxation. Read More >
Taxes can be an important aspect of your OpenCart shopping cart. Depending on the laws where you operate your business it may be necessary to Read More >
Before you can add a new tax rate in OpenCart make sure you understand how taxes work in OpenCart. Also, you will need to set Read More >
OpenCart has default tax rates set up for VAT (value added tax) and an eco tax. If you are not using these, you can remove Read More >
Tax classes are assigned to products to determine what type of tax to apply to the product. Please see our article if you are not Read More >
Previously, we discussed what Geo Zones are and why they are important. You can create new Geo Zones from within the OpenCart Dashboard. The following Read More >
Previously we covered what Geo Zones are and why they are important to OpenCart. By default, OpenCart has two Geo Zones created. You can remove Read More >
OpenCart provides you with many different options when dealing with how to get your products to your customers. You can apply different shipping methods to Read More >
In a previous tutorial, we discussed the basics behind how shipping works. Now you can activate your shipping methods and configure them so your customers Read More >
OpenCart gives you the ability to sell different versions of the same product. This can be handy if your product comes in different colors and/or Read More >
Now that you have set up your global options in the previous tutorial, you can begin to apply them to specific products. That way, your Read More >
OpenCart is extremely robust and gives you the option to pay affiliates who promote your products. This can help you promote specific products on your Read More >
You can manually create affiliate accounts in OpenCart. If you are not familiar with OpenCart’s built in Affiliate program, please see our Introduction to Affiliates Read More >
Customers can create affiliate accounts on their own without you having to manually create them. If you’re not familiar with Affiliate accounts in OpenCart, or Read More >
Before an affiliate can use their URLs with their personalized tracking code in them, you as the administrator, must approve the account. If you are Read More >
In OpenCart you can have affiliates promote your products and pay them a percentage of the sale in commissions. At times, you may find it Read More >
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Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
When developing your store, there may be times when you run into problems and need to see the error messages. By default, error reporting is Read More >
Prestashop 1.5 is an online shopping cart that can be installed on most web hosting accounts. You can install PrestaShop 1.5 to run an e-commerce Read More >
Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn how to add categories to your store. Now that you have successfully installed Read More >
How to change the Contact Us info on the right sidebar of PrestaShop 1.5
After installing PrestaShop 1.5, you will want to begin tailoring your storefront to show your company’s info instead of the default information. The default theme Read More >
In our last article, we discussed how to change the Contact Us information in the PrestaShop 1.5 sidebar. In this article, you will learn how Read More >
So far we have learned how to edit Contact information on the sidebar and footer as well as editing the basic information pages. As we Read More >
After installing PrestaShop 1.5 and setting up your Contact Us information in the sidebar and footer, you can begin adding content to the default Information Read More >
A product manufacturer is a company the creates a certain product or set of products. For example, iphones are manufacturer Apple. Setting up manufacturers and Read More >
After you have added a new product manufacturer in PrestaShop 1.5, and can then added a description for your manufacturer. This description will show to Read More >
Editing the Manufacturers List in the sidebar of PrestaShop 1.5
Now that you know how to create your manufacturer’s list in PrestaShop 1.5, you need to know how to display it properly on the storefront. Read More >
Now that you have learned to add manufacturers, this tutorial will show you how to add suppliers to your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Though they are Read More >
In addition to knowing how to add a supplier in PrestaShop 1.5, there will be times you need to remove a supplier. This may be Read More >
In the last article on how to add a manufacturer, you learned how to create the master Manufacturers list. Now we will now teach you Read More >
Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn how to add products. In order to organize your products, you will need Read More >
After learning how to add categories to your store, we will now show you how to remove a category in PrestaShop 1.5. We will follow Read More >
Our last article dealt with adding categories to your store. This article will show you how to adjust the display order of the categories so Read More >
Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn to add shipping to your products. After you have finished installing PrestaShop 1.5, Read More >
After adding your basic product information, you want to price your product in PrestaShop 1.5. Pricing is important as it tells the customer how much Read More >
Now that we have created and priced a product, we now want to associate that product to one or more categories in your PrestaShop 1.5 Read More >
In our previous article, we showed you how to add a very basic product in PrestaShop 1.5. We didn’t enter a description, add images, or Read More >
The procedure to remove images in PrestaShop 1.5 is much the same as adding them. There are times when you may want to update with Read More >
The cover image for a product is the main image of a product. This is the first image that will show on the product’s page, Read More >
Following our PrestaShop getting started guide? Your next step is to learn to configure payment modules. So far we have set up the basic information, Read More >
After adding, pricing, and adding shipping to your product, you will want to add inventory quantity to it. It is important to have correct inventory Read More >
In our last article, we described how to manually set inventory quantity for your product in PrestaShop 1.5. This article shows you how to allow Read More >
After learning how to set the inventory quantity and allow back orders, there are times when you may want to sell things in quantities larger Read More >
After both creating the suppliers list and then creating your product, you will need to attach the product to its specific suppliers. A product can Read More >
You will want to create Features for your products in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Features are not options, but standard specifications. They will be listed Read More >
We last showed you how to add a feature in PrestaShop 1.5. This article shows you how to remove a feature as there are times Read More >
Now that you know how to add a feature in PrestaShop 1.5, you will want to learn how to add values to them so they Read More >
While Features list the non-optional specifications, such as height and weight, for a product in your PrestaShop 1.5 store, Attributes give your shopper options. Attributes Read More >
The last article showed how to add an attribute to the main Attributes list. However, the attribute must have one or more values in order Read More >
Now that you have learned to add attributes to your products, you will need to learn the opposite as there will be times when you Read More >
After installing your Prestashop 1.5, you may want to set it to maintenance mode so you can begin to build it. This article describes how Read More >
Carriers are the companies who actually deliver the product to your customer. These can be big companies such as UPS or FedEx, or smaller ones Read More >
Our last article showed you how to add a shipping carrier. This tutorial will help you when you have occasion to remove a shipping carrier Read More >
After learning how to add a carrier, you may want to set a specific default carrier in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This is often the Read More >
After learning how to add a carrier to PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to sort the way they display for better ease of use in Read More >
After adding a shipping carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store, you may want to add that company’s logo. Adding the logo to your PrestaShop 1.5 Read More >
After adding a Carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store, you need to set different specs to further detail the Carrier. One of these is details Read More >
Adding or creating a carrier zone is another detail you will want to add after adding a shipping Carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store. The Read More >
After adding carriers to your PrestaShop 1.5 store, there may be times when you wish to disable one or more without deleting them. Disabling a Read More >
Setting Out of Range behavior for Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
After adding a carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store you will want to tweak the details to make your store more efficient. Setting Out of Read More >
How to set Weight Ranges for Shipping Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
After creating your Carriers in PrestaShop 1.5, there are a few things that need to be set so you can charge shipping costs properly. If Read More >
After adding a shipping carrier to your PrestaShop 1.5 store you will need to set up the shipping and handling charges to cover your expenses Read More >
Shipping fees by zone, carrier, and ranges in PrestaShop 1.5
After setting up basic shipping and handling for your PrestaShop 1.5 store, you may need more details. You can set additional fees by geographic zone, Read More >
After installing and configuring your PrestaShop 1.5 you may edit the Front Office security of your store. This changes a token that is attached to Read More >
When configuring your PrestaShop 1.5, there are several checkout settings that you can configure. One of these is the order process type. This is how Read More >
Part of the configuring of your order process in Prestashop 1.5 involves the guest checkout option. A guest on your website is any user that Read More >
When configuring your order settings in PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to set a minimum order amount. This is a minimum purchase amount that the Read More >
When configuring your order settings in PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to allow the option to use multiple shipping addresses. Allowing multiple shipping addresses enables Read More >
Configuring the delayed shipping option in PrestaShop is one of the many order settings you can configure. The Delayed Shipping option, if enabled, allows a Read More >
There are many settings to consider when configuring your orders. The Terms of Service rule is an option that allows you to choose whether or Read More >
One of the many settings to consider when configuring your orders is the ability to add gift wrapping. This allows you to send the product Read More >
After enabling the gift wrap option in Prestashop 1.5, you want to set a price for your service. Setting the Gift-Wrapping price enables you to Read More >
Along with enabling gift wrapping and setting the price, you may be required to set a tax in your area. Setting the tax rate for Read More >
After enabling gift wrapping service and setting the price, you can offer the option of using recycled packaging. This setting allows you to offer recycled Read More >
There may be a time or reason that you do not want customers to purchase products directly from your site. Maybe a physical store that Read More >
Setting the days a product is considered New in PrestaShop 1.5
Store configuration in PrestaShop 1.5 has many options and settings. One of these is the number of days an item or product will display with Read More >
Changing Page Redirection After Adding Products in PrestaShop 1.5
Part of your store configuration in your store will guide the customer as they add items to their shopping list. You can control where they Read More >
Changing the max length of the short description in PrestaShop 1.5
There are many settings that affect the look and feel of your store. These can help with the overall atmosphere customers experience as they shop. Read More >
While configuring your store, you can edit things such as how your products display. This may be order (such as name or manufacturer), a specific Read More >
Along with the number of products displayed on the page, you can also edit the order the products display in your storefront. For instance, you Read More >
Listing products in ascending or descending order in PrestaShop 1.5
After setting the order your products are displayed, you may want to change the method of the order. This means you may want to have Read More >
How to display/remove available product quantities in PrestaShop 1.5
After setting up configuration on your product display, you may want to customize further by showing the available stock. This is when your product lists Read More >
How to allow orders on out-of-stock products in PrestaShop 1.5
Deciding whether or not to allow customers to order out-of-stock products is one of the many details of your site. Fortunately, Prestashop has a setting Read More >
There are times when you may not need to manage stock or inventory, as in the case of digital products. In this case, you will Read More >
When users register on your site, there are two parts of the process. The first is the account creation process, where the visitor’s account gets Read More >
PrestaShop 1.5 has the ability to show the shopping cart of a user from their previous visit. This can be turned on or off via Read More >
Changing the regenerate password minimum time in Prestashop 1.5
For security in Prestashop 1.5, you may want to change the minimum time required before the password can be regenerated. In order to set the Read More >
You may want to enable b2b (business to business) mode in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This will enable some special b2b modules. Setting the brb Read More >
Though Prestashop 1.5 has a set of default pages including Delivery, Legal Notice, About us, etc. you may want to add additional pages to your Read More >
If you have more than one physical store, you may want to let your customers know where they are. PrestaShop has a management section where Read More >
In our last article, we explained how to add a new store location to your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Now you will learn how to edit Read More >
There may be times when you move or close a store location. You do not want to continue to list that on your storefront. PrestaShop Read More >
When using the Google Map feature of PrestaShop 1.5, the addon centers around your main store location. This is determined by the latitude and longtitude Read More >
Changing the Google map display of store location in PrestaShop 1.5
In PrestaShop 1.5, you have the option to display a Google map of your store locations. This can be toggled on or off. When in Read More >
As you open new physical locations, you will want to have your new locations listed in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. There is a user-friendly interface Read More >
You may want your business to block specific countries from accessing your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Luckily there is a user-friendly interface in the back office Read More >
Our last article showed you how to block access to selected countries from your PrestaShop 1.5 store. There may be times when you want to Read More >
Beyond a customer signing up on their own on your Prestashop 1.5 site, there is a way to add a customer in the back office. Read More >
After adding a customer in the Prestashop 1.5 back office, there are times when you may need to change information on a customer. Editing a Read More >
After learning how to create and edit customers in the PrestaShop 1.5 back office, it is only normal to learn how to delete a one. Read More >
Apart from deleting your customer, you may simply just need to turn off their ability to log in. The PrestaShop 1.5 back office interface allows Read More >
When managing your users in PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to give some customer’s access to different groups. These groups have different privileges and access. Read More >
Many customers will sign up for a newsletter for your business. You can use the back office interface to change a user’s newsletter option settings. Read More >
Having a list of customers, you will want to send them offers and ads from time to time. The customers can set their preference to Read More >
Correct customer information is vital with your PrestaShop 1.5 store. Even after a user registers, you may need to add an additional address to their Read More >
Sometimes a customer will move or information changes. When this happens, you may need to edit the information yourself from the back office interface. Changing Read More >
There is a time when you may need to delete a customer’s address manually in PrestaShop 1.5. This is easily done with the back office Read More >
Customers can be set to one or more groups in PrestaShop 1.5. The default groups are Guest, Visitor, and Customer. Perhaps you want to create Read More >
After creating your new customer group, you may want to add discouts for different groups. For example, you may want to give new group for Read More >
Adding contact email addresses in PrestaShop 1.5 can help your customers contact the right people. From your Contact Us form, the customer selects which department Read More >
After learning to add a new contact point for your customers when using the Contact Us form, you may also find times when you need Read More >
As with all additions, there needs to be a way to remove them. In the last tutorial, we showed you how to add a customer Read More >
Back office users in PrestaShop (not customers) are labeled Employees. You may want help in your shop and need to add one or more Employees Read More >
Inevitably, there will be times when you need to delete an Employee user in the PrestaShop 1.5 back office. This is necessary to pare down Read More >
In addition to adding and deleting employee users in PrestaShop 1.5, you will want to also be able to modify their information from time to Read More >
Staying current with your PrestaShop 1.5 content is important for security. You may want to set your modules to automatically update as newer versions come Read More >
You can control how long the cookie lives on your customer and employees computers within PrestaShop 1.5 This is set in the back office interface Read More >
You may want to set the maximum file size for some settings. One such setting is the product image file size. The setting will set Read More >
Setting the max size for downloadable products in PrestaShop 1.5
You may want to set the maximum file size for some settings. One such setting is the one for downloadable product files. The setting will Read More >
How to enable/disable the new message notification in PrestaShop 1.5
In the PrestsShop 1.5 back office interface, several notifications are enabled by default. These are new order, new customer, and new message notifications. These can Read More >
How to enable/disable the new customer notification in PrestaShop 1.5
In the PrestsShop 1.5 back office interface, several notifications are enabled by default. These are new order, new customer, and new message notifications. These can Read More >
How to enable/disable the new order notification in PrestaShop 1.5
In the PrestaShop 1.5 back office interface, several notifications are enabled by default. These are new order, new customer, and new message notifications. These can Read More >
You may want to further customize your customer’s experience by adding a new gender title. Some places have specific ones, or you can add to Read More >
Introduction to the Configuration Information in PrestaShop 1.5
Within the Advanced Parameters section of PrestaShop 1.5, the first item you see is the Configuration Information option. This screen is a collection of information Read More >
Changing the partial use of a coupon voucher in PrestaShop 1.5
When you create vouchers, or cart rules for your customers, you have the ability to assign them to individual customers. Often these are used to Read More >
With the ability to customize cart rules in PrestaShop 1.5, you can set discounts for all customers or certain customers. One of the more important Read More >
With PrestaShop 1.5’s newly updated cart and pricing rules you can be more specific and flexible with discounts than in previous versions. In the last Read More >
2012.08.07PrestaShop 1.5 has made release candidate 2 publically available! While it is not recommended for use just yet on a live site, you can certainly Read More >
Newly featured in Prestashop 1.5 is the ability to run multiple stores from the same back office. This allows you to have multiple stores and Read More >
A Prestashop 1.5 module is an extension for Prestashop that either adds new functionality to your site or enhances current features. There are many modules Read More >
Modules are attachments to the core Prestashop files that can enhance the performance and features of your store. The modules API is a feature designed Read More >
When working with the multistore option in PrestasShop 1.5, you may want to switch back and forth between the shops while working in a certain Read More >
How to rename a shop group in Prestashop 1.5 multistore mode
Working with the multi-store option allows you to have an unlimited number of shops to work with. You may also group shops with specific properties Read More >
PrestaShop Multistore mode enables a site admin to manage multiple shops within the same back office. It also allows the ability to share things across Read More >
Another aspect of the Prestashop multistore mode is the sharing of inventory quantities across a group shop. This means that the shops in the group Read More >
Multistore mode in Prestashop allows the stores to share different aspects if you wish. One of these features is the ability to share orders amonng Read More >
How to create a shop group in Prestashop 1.5 multistore mode
In PrestaShop 1.5, multistore mode is a very useful feature. It allows you to create an unlimited number of different stores. You can also bring Read More >
In PrestaShop 1.5, multistore mode is a very useful feature. It allows you to create an unlimited number of different stores. These stores can be Read More >
After installing your new theme in Prestashop 1.5, you will now have the ability to use it for your stores. Follow the instructions below in Read More >
Introduction to Price Rules in PrestaShop 1.5 Pricing rules in PrestaShop allow for you to customize your shopper’s experience. This lets them feel special by Read More >
PrestaShop 1.5 has newly updated cart rules. These allow you to be more specific and flexible with discounts than in the previous PrestaShop 1.4. Creating Read More >
When working with your cart rules, you may have more than one set up for a specific customer or group. It is important to have Read More >
While you have learned to create cart rules and even delete cart rules, there may come a time when you simply wish to disable a Read More >
Limiting a cart rule to specific customers in PrestaShop 1.5
You have the ability to limit a cart rule to a specific customer within PrestaShop 1.5. Cart rules can be creted for different reasons. Perhaps Read More >
When using cart rules, you may want to restrict them to a specific date range. This is the time frame the customer has to use Read More >
How to set a minimum amount for cart rules in PrestaShop 1.5
One valuable setting for your cart rules is the minimum amount setting. This setting restricts the usage of the cart rule to a minimum order. Read More >
How to set a quantity limit for cart rules in PrestaShop 1.5
One of the settings available for your cart rules in PrestaShop 1.5 you can control is the Total Available setting. This allows you to create Read More >
Setting the max times customers can use a cart rule in PrestaShop 1.5
In addition to setting the Total Availability for cart rules, there is a setting for the total number of times a single user can use Read More >
Restrict cart rules to work with certain carriers in PrestaShop 1.5
The cart rules features included in PrestaShop 1.5 offer a lot of room for customization. In this article, we are going to explain how to Read More >
Restrict cart rules to work with certain groups in PrestaShop 1.5
The cart rules features included in PrestaShop 1.5 offer a lot of room for customization. This tutorial will take you through how to set your Read More >
Setting specific products for using a cart rule in PrestaShop 1.5
Cart rules allow for a lot of specialization and customization. This tutorial walks you through how to set your cart rule to be used with Read More >
One of the features, or conditions, you can set when using cart rules in PrestaShop 1.5 is the ability to specify different stores. This only Read More >
After setting your cart rule information and then the conditions, you now need to set the action of the cart rule. This means you select Read More >
After setting your cart rule information and then the conditions, you now need to set the action of the cart rule. This means you select Read More >
In our last tutorial, we showed you the bare bone basics of adding a new product to PrestaShop 1.5. We added a new book for Read More >
In our last tutorial, we showed you how to add one image to a product in PrestaShop 1.5. It is easy to add multiple images Read More >
In our last PrestaShop 1.5 tutorial, we walked you through the steps for adding a product to your store. We also game you a glimpse Read More >
If you’ve added multiple images to a product in PrestaShop 1.5, you may want to change the ordering the images are displayed. For example, so Read More >
After you have created attributes and added values to them, they are ready for use with your products. Adding attributes can be confusing at first Read More >
PrestaShop 1.5 gives the following description of the Pre-tax retail price setting: The pre-tax retail price to sell this product. In essence, the Pre-tax retail Read More >
Prestashop 1.5 gives the following description for the Pre-tax wholesale price: The wholesale price at which you bought this product for. The Pre-tax wholesale price Read More >
When setting the prices for your products in PrestaShop 1.5, you have the ability the assign a Tax rule. Tax rules are predefined percentages to Read More >
When adding products in PrestaShop 1.5, you have the ability to set a unit price. The unit price will display on your product’s page, but Read More >
Displaying an On Sale icon next to products in PrestaShop 1.5
PrestaShop 1.5 gives you the ability to easily add an On Sale icon next to your products. In the screenshot to the right, we’ve highlighted Read More >
Price rules in PrestaShop 1.5 are divided into two main groups. There are the cart rules, which are deals that are determined based on the Read More >
When adding a new product in PrestaShop 1.5, you have the option to add a product description. Naturally, this product information tells your customers all Read More >
Deleting a catalog price rule in Prestashop 1.5 is a simple task within the admin dashboard. You may need to remove a rule after its Read More >
Adding conditions and condition groups in PrestaShop 1.5 is the next step in configuring your catalog rules. These help further define your rules and make Read More >
This article will show you how to create an order message in PrestaShop 1.5. Order messages are pre-defined messages, or ‘canned responses’ that you can Read More >
This tutorial will demonstrate how to change an order message in PrestaShop 1.5. After learning how to create an order message, you may want to Read More >
Manufacturer logos show in PrestaShop 1.5 when you are browsing the list of available Manufacturers. This list can be found when clicking the Manufacturer heading Read More >
It’s common that users browse online stores based upon a product manufacturer. For example, if a user likes Apple products, within PrestaShop 1.5 they have Read More >
Now that you know how to add a new supplier in PrestaShop 1.5, your next step is to learn how to associate products to suppliers. Read More >
This tutorial will walk you through how to remove an order message in PrestaShop 1.5. The previous articles demonstrated how to create and edit order Read More >
Creating an order for a customer in the PrestaShop 1.5 back office is an involved process. There are several steps along the way. You may Read More >
This tutorial will guide you in creating a pdf invoice report in PrestaShop 1.5. Once you have created an order for your customer, they will Read More >
This article will guide you on how to edit an order within the PrestaShop 1.5 back office. After creating an order in the admin dashboard, Read More >
After setting up a new tax in PrestaShop 1.5, your next step is to create a new tax rule. After you have setup a tax Read More >
In this PrestaShop 1.5 tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a new tax. When working with taxes, creating a new tax is the first Read More >
Knowing how to cancel an order in PrestaShop 1.5 is extremely important. After adding or editing an order on a customer account, there may be Read More >
This article guides you through enabling product returns in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. There may be times when a customer wants or needs to return Read More >
This article explains how to work a merchandise return that a customer has issued in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. After you have enabled the ability Read More >
Adding downloadable (or digital) products to your PrestaShop 1.5 store can be a big boom to your business. Digital products are anything that can simply Read More >
Disabling a product in PrestaShop 1.5 is a feature that allows you to remove a product from the public view but still maintain it in Read More >
After learning to create and edit the information pages in the PrestaShop 1.5 store, you will now learn how to delete them. Deleting pages you Read More >
When creating your products in Prestashop 1.5, you may want to add a file attachment for your customer. This can be a driver, a guide Read More >
Creating tags for your products in PrestaShop 1.5 is useful in helping your customers to find the right products. The tags are essentially keywords. These Read More >
PrestaShop 1.5 provides many different order statuses to help you manage your customers. You may also want to create your own custom order status for Read More >
In our last article, we explained how to create a new order status. This article will guide you on modifying the order status. You can Read More >
After learning how to create and edit an order status, deleting an order status will complete your knowledge on order status management. As you may Read More >
Prestashop 1.5 gives the ability for customers to return items. When this occurs, you will need to add a credit slip to the order. This Read More >
Our last tutorial walked you through the steps in creating a credit slip for a return order. We would be remiss without instructions on how Read More >
Within PrestaShop 1.5 you have the ability to create a delivery list of the products that are being shipped for your outstanding orders. The dashboard Read More >
This article will demonstrate how to create a new geographic zone in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. While providing a strong list of default zones, you Read More >
After learning how to add a new zone in the localization tab, you will want to edit any zones that may be affected. For example, Read More >
In the last two articles, you learned how to add and edit a new zone in the Localization tab. This article will take you through Read More >
To round out our articles on managing localization zones in PrestaShop 1.5, we are going to show you how to disable a zone. Disabling is Read More >
This article will demonstrate how to create a new country in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. While providing a large list of default countries, you may Read More >
Our last article showed you how to add a new country to your store. You will now learn how to modify an existing country in Read More >
After learning how to add and edit a country from the list in your Prestashop 1.5 store, you will now want to learn to disable Read More >
In the last three articles, you learned how to create, modify, and disable a country. This article will take you through deleting a country in Read More >
This article will demonstrate how to create a new state for your PrestaShop 1.5 store. PrestaShop provides a pre-built list of states, however you may Read More >
In our last article, we demonstrated how to add a new state to your store. This tutorial will teach you how to modify an existing Read More >
After learning how to add and edit a state from the list in your Prestashop 1.5 store, you will now want to learn to disable Read More >
In the last three articles, you learned how to create, modify, and disable a state. This article will take you through deleting a state in Read More >
This article will demonstrate how to create a new currency for your PrestaShop 1.5 store currency list. PrestaShop provides the US dollar as the base Read More >
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MailPoet Newsletters WordPress plugin vulnerability – update immediately
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Preventing comment spam with the PlusCaptcha plugin for WordPress
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Create Combinations Manually in PrestaShop 1.6 Administrator
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How to Use BoldGrid when your site is not hosted with InMotion Hosting
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Working With Pages
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Tweak settings
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Administrative Actions
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Tips and Troubleshooting
The P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) tool is an easy way to identify troublesome plugins. One of the great features of WordPress is that it’s highly Read More >
cPanel Security
Everyone wants their account to be as secure as possible, even with using a random strong password your account can still be hacked. Two Factor Read More >
Store Management
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In this guide, we’ll show you how to manage WooCommerce products in your online store. When building an eCommerce site using the WooCommerce plugin for Read More >
Playbooks: Automating With Ansible
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Other Options
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Questions & Responses
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Customization
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Customer Management
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Troubleshooting Moodle
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Pages, Posts, and Categories
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Menus
Once you have created a menu, you can display it on your website by assigning it to an available location. The available locations are determined Read More >
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Using the Filtering Interface in the Movable Type Administrator
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In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a Post in WordPress. Posts are treated much like digital entries into a journal. Posts Read More >
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Rather than create our roles from scratch, we’ll use community submitted roles from Ansible Galaxy for use in our playbook. You can think of Ansible Read More >
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When you link to pages in your Mambo site, you will need to use the Mambo WYSIWYG editor to prevent your links from breaking. This Read More >
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WordPress Hosting by InMotion Hosting includes WordPress Command Line Interface (WP-CLI). This convenient tool allows you to work on your WordPress website(s) directly from the Read More >
In this article, we will outline the process of using Git to handle versioning a repository and keeping a copy on a GitWeb provider as Read More >
LimeSurvey is an easy-to-use online survey application that gives users the ability to create high-quality surveys and questionnaires without requiring any coding knowledge. Depending on Read More >
This article explain the order process from the perspective of the Administrator. We will show an order being processed through the administrator dashboard in osCommerce. Read More >
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In this guide, we’ll show you how to enable or disable AbanteCart Reviews. AbanteCart Reviews are enabled by default after installation and they can be Read More >
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Database Connection or Authentication errors with Movable Type
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Disabling Two-Factor Authentication for Reseller Child Accounts
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Using Ansible doesn’t require you create everything from scratch. Ansible Galaxy encourages users to share pre-configured Ansible roles and collections for popular tasks and applications Read More >
In this guide, we’ll show you how to setup social icons in AbanteCart. After installing AbanteCart, you may have noticed the social media buttons on Read More >
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Images can easily be replaced within your Pages using the BoldGrid interface. Follow the steps below to either add, remove or change images that you Read More >
Server Software
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When using the default template in Movable Type, you will notice several widgets in the sidebar such as the Search box or the RSS subscription Read More >
Rich, engaging content is a must-have for your website. Once visitors land on your site, good content entices them to stay and explore. One of Read More >
One of the fastest ways to secure Control Web Panel (CWP) is to use the LiteSpeed Enterprise web server which natively supports the HTTP/3 protocol. Read More >
Blogging is an important, effective way to increase traffic and engagement on your WordPress website. Moreso, by adding recent posts to your homepage, you can Read More >
Apache Tomcat is a web server environment for running programs written in the Java programming language. It can serve dynamically generated sites with Servlet and Read More >
Issue: We are encouraging all BoldGrid users to update to the latest version, if you are running WordPress 4.7. Status: Update has been released. Who Read More >
Django is a Python-based web framework focused on speed, security, and scalability. It is used for various applications including user authentication, administration panels, content management, Read More >
Note that you will need root access in order to use these directions. Backups are a vital part of any healthy website configuration. Unfortunately, valid Read More >
The parallax effect is an effect used within websites to create the illusion of depth. It is created when a foreground image moves a little Read More >
Did you know that you could add custom data to posts in WordPress? Technically, we’re talking about metadata, which is basically data about data. With Read More >
In this tutorial we will show you how to change the color palette of your Reseller Advantage site. This allows you to further customize your Read More >
The Events Calendar plugin lets you easily integrate a custom calendar system into your site. This is helpful when sharing public event dates and information. Read More >
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Announcement: Jetpack version 5.4 release Status: Version 5.4 was released earlier this month Who is impacted? Current and prospective Jetpack users Improved Search (Professional plan Read More >
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How to Build a Private Cloud Using OpenStack
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How to Customize your WordPress Header in the Storefront Theme
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How to Customize your WordPress Footer in the Storefront Theme
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How to Get Started with BoldGrid Using a Host File Modification
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The BoldGrid Backup plugin lets you backup your WordPress site and schedule automatic backups. The questions below represent common backup questions that are answered with Read More >
The stylesheet is what gets your WordPress theme started. It is a necessary file that not only controls the look of your site but also Read More >
Create a Notification Email Template Using the WHMCS Ticket System
WHMCS allows you to modify and even create your own custom e-mail templates. For instance, if your client submits and/or replies to a Support Ticket Read More >
If you have already created a Product you can then customize the Welcome Email that is used for each product. In this guide, you can Read More >
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There may be a time when you want to remove all emails from your mail logs. For example, you may want to remove outdated emails Read More >
A favicon is the 16×16 icon beside the website title in your browser tab. Although many content management systems (CMS) require you install a plugin Read More >
In PrestaShop 1.7 you can change the alt text for product images in the admin dashboard by default. For review, proper alt attributes in images Read More >
PrestaShop 1.7 allows you to force usage of a SSL certificate (HTTPS) in your admin dashboard by default. Below we cover how to force HTTPS Read More >
In PrestaShop 1.7, pages such as contact, about, and Terms of Conditions are called information pages. Below we cover how to edit and add pages Read More >
Ensuring your website is up to date is an important part of security. Below we cover how to upgrade your PrestaShop modules. Login Prestashop. Select Read More >
It’s important to ensure your PrestaShop store matches the timezone of your headquarters. Though you can set this within the php.ini file, below we show Read More >
Although it doesn’t show as much information as a phpinfo page, your PrestaShop 1.7 dashboard can view important settings applied to the site. Below we Read More >
A great advantage to using a content management system like PrestaShop is that you don’t have to hand-write a PHP contact form. Below we cover Read More >
After making big changes in your PrestaShop 1.7 store, you may want to ensure customers see them immediately. Configuring your caching settings can also improve Read More >
Advanced Tasks
WordPress is the most popular self-hosted website builder today. It’s a great choice for building a powerful website that can scale to include customer management Read More >
Images
GIMP is a free open source image editing software that has many different features to help you edit images on your website. GIMP has a Read More >
Add Menus
When working within the Mambo application, you will discover there are several premade menus. You can also create your own custom menu for use on Read More >
Payments
In this guide we will walk you through installing and configuring the Paypal module in osCommerce, which lets you accept Paypal payments. Paypal is one Read More >
Fonts and Texts
Styling and formatting pages and posts in WordPress is an easy, yet important, task when creating engaging content for your website visitors. Content that is Read More >
cPanel SSLs
After you have enabled AutoSSL, the free SSL that’s auto-enabled forever, in WHM, then the next step is to make sure that the certificates have Read More >
WordPress UltraStack and Ansible
As we start to expand on our Ansible Catalog, we are excited to provide our Ansible Playbook for deploying WordPress to the Open Source community! Read More >
Customization
WooCommerce, like WordPress itself, allows you to install third-party extensions, addons, and plugins to extend your store’s capabilities. For example, maybe you want to integrate shipment tracking, membership, or PDF invoices like other stores are offering. You can do all of these things with WooCommerce extensions, add-ons, and plugins.
Site Performance & Caching
The W3 Total Cache plugin is a great tool to speed up your site, and your W3 Total Cache settings can help you make sure Read More >
WordPress is the most popular self-hosted content management system (CMS) today. Between native features and hundreds of third party plugins, WordPress can handle virtually anything Read More >
Database
When a WordPress website shows an Error establishing a database connection, those with access to cPanel can check and repair databases using MySQL Database or Read More >
Store Management
In this guide, we will show you how to manage AbanteCart Customers. When running an eCommerce store there may be times when you need to Read More >
After creating a new menu in Mambo, you may want to activate that particualar menu as part of your site. This article will demonstrate how Read More >
WordPress Templates have a default font applied to them. When you want to change the font globally throughout the site, you will need to edit Read More >
In order to make payments on your products within your store your customers will need to have a way to use their credit cards. Credit Read More >
You may or may not know, but to manipulate images in WordPress, you must have an image optimization library in the PHP application. In fact, Read More >
WordPress utilizes Transients to manage the cache. If you are experiencing issues with cached pages or a plugin’s functionality, deleting the transients (stored in the Read More >
Ansible offers the ability to set default settings for how modules and playbooks interact with remote nodes in your inventory. There is a huge list Read More >
Artificial intelligence (AI) can help you understand the popular shopping habits of your eCommerce customers. Then, automatically use that data to offer related products and Read More >
Caching your WordPress site content is a recommended way to improve performance and reduce server usage. The LiteSpeed Cache plugin is a popular tool to Read More >
Drupal is a popular content management system (CMS) for security conscious professionals who want to develop highly customized backend solutions and integrations. Below we’ll cover Read More >
This infographic summarizes the steps you need to know when implementing an SSL Certificate. Your website uses the SSL Certificate to protect connections when these Read More >
In this guide, we’ll show you how to work with AbanteCart orders. After a customer makes a purchase, their order can be accessed and modified Read More >
WP Super Cache can help optimize your WordPress site to load faster and use fewer server resources. This provides a better experience for visitors to Read More >
A low-cost High-Availability Cloud Server is one of the best ways to host websites and other web apps. However, deploying the software can be time-consuming Read More >
WooCommerce uses the free geolocation service MaxMind to help your eCommerce website calculate and display shipping methods and tax rates per the customer’s IP address. Read More >
In this guide, we’ll show you how to create an AbanteCart coupon. Coupons and promotions are a great way to draw in new customers or Read More >
PrestaShop is a self-hosted store builder popular for its search engine optimization (SEO) features and scalability, particularly in comparison to OpenCart. CyberPanel allows you to Read More >
Issue: cPanel has issued a free SSL certificate for your server’s hostname. Status: SSL will be installed automatically today. Who is impacted? Customers with a Read More >
Preloading your links before a user clicks them is a great technique for delivering your site content quickly. It is also a good way to Read More >
In this guide, we will show you how to send an AbanteCart newsletter from your Admin panel. Newsletters are a good way to stay connected Read More >
Many website owners install Matomo Analytics when opting for a self-hosted solution. It’s arguably the most popular open-source analytics software today with integrations for WordPress, Read More >
Control Web Panel (CWP) Pro (formerly known as CentOS Web Panel) has many security plugin options available for installation. If you’re a CWPpro admin user, Read More >
The Control Web Panel (CWP) Malware Scanner uses ClamAV, a free tool commonly used within defense-in-depth security solutions. ClamAV can detect suspicious signatures in files Read More >
Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) is one of the latest solutions proposed to help mitigate business email compromise (BEC) attacks. Below we’ll cover everything Read More >
The Softaculous instant installer, one of the various integrations natively included in Control Web Panel (CWP) – both free and CWPpro – can install over Read More >
Headers and Footers
Depending on your theme, you may need to create a header image that goes across the top of your website. Here’s an example: The following Read More >
cPanel Backups
cPanel comes with an extensive suite of built-in backup tools. Below, we cover how to use these cPanel Backup utilities to both backup and restore Read More >
User Management
In This Tutorial: Add User List Users Edit User Delete User InMotion Hosting’s WordPress Hosting includes WP-CLI pre-installed. WP-CLI, is a compilation of tools and Read More >
Analytics, Marketing, & SEO
The Yoast SEO Plugin: Optimize Your Website to Boost Traffic
The Yoast SEO WordPress plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to optimize your website for search engines. Once installed, the plugin will present Read More >
Ansible and Github Integration
End to End Guide to Deploy WordPress UltraStack Using Ansible and Git
The InMotion WordPress UltraStack is a curated set of services and configurations developed to provide what we believe is the best way to run a Read More >
News
WooCommerce 5.0 drops on February 9, but you don’t have to wait until then to test it out. The release candidate for 5.0 is now Read More >
Shipping and Taxes
One of the popular methods for shipping used in the United States is the Postal Service. It is typically cost effective and may have an Read More >
Docker and Kubernetes
Docker is a popular open-source tool used to create, deploy, and run applications by using containers. These containers are isolated, discrete packages that contain all Read More >
Other Tasks
In this guide, we’ll show you how to enable AbanteCart SEO URL’s. This can help your search engine optimization (SEO) efforts by including identifying information Read More >
The WordPress front page can consist of a header image, a post or page, and then a footer section at the bottom of the page. Read More >
Object Injection Vulnerability on versions 2.3.11 and lower Issue: An Object Injection vulnerability has been discovered in WooCommerce. Status: Update has been released. Who is Read More >
Kubernetes is a popular open-source solution for automated software deployments that uses containerized applications. Originally designed by Google, Kubernetes is compatible with most Linux distributions, Read More >
Getting Started with the All In One SEO Pack WordPress Plugin
Search engine optimization (SEO) helps people find your organization and website among search engine results in Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, etc. There are many important components Read More >
In this guide, we’ll show you how to embed AbanteCart products on WordPress pages and posts. AbanteCart can be easily integrated with WordPress by using Read More >
In this guide we will walk you through the installation and setup of the Flat Rate shipping module in osCommerce. This lets you provide one Read More >
WP-CLI (WordPress Command Line Interface) is a WordPress function enabled for WordPress Hosting at InMotion. If you’re unable to login, there are multiple ways to Read More >
“Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.” Read More >
When attempting to perform your own cPanel transfer, you may find yourself wondering how to restore the file using SSH commands. The good news is Read More >
In This Tutorial: View Comments Moderate Comments Edit Delete The ability to work with your WordPress website(s) from the Command Line Interface (CLI), is one Read More >
With our VPS and Dedicated Hosting plans you can automatically perform cPanel backups. This allows you to schedule and save regular backups of your accounts Read More >
Matomo Analytics, formerly Piwik Analytics, is one of the most popular Google Analytics alternatives available today. The open source web analytics suite has a long Read More >
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If you have forgotten your AbanteCart admin password it can be easily reset using email. But, it requires you to know the original username and Read More >
In this guide, we will walk you through setting up the per item shipping module in your osCommerce estore. This creates a standard shipping price Read More >
Learn how to maximize the marketing efforts for your site with the WordPress GetResponse plugin. GetResponse is a commercial marketing tool for building, tracking, and Read More >
In this article we will walk you through the installation and configuration of the Zone Rates shipping module, which charges a specific price per weight Read More >
Setting up table rate shipping lets you determine shipping cost either by weight or price. Typically this is done with a table by sight, but Read More >
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As flexible as dynamically generated sites are, they aren’t without potential issues. There’s bound to be an instance of database corruption at some point between Read More >
Social Media
How to Add Social Media Icons and Social Media Buttons to WordPress
Social media has become one of the most popular online activities that users engage in. In fact, more than 3.5 billion people are daily social Read More >
cPanel DNS
Understanding How DNS Works Viewing DNS Records Adding DNS Records Deleting DNS Records Reset a DNS Zone Understanding How DNS Works Domain Name System (DNS) Read More >
Links and Permalinks
When working with WordPress pages and posts you may want to create a link (also known as a “hyperlink”) to another website (an external link), Read More >
Dolibarr ERP
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) processes both benefit from constructive feedback. Dolibarr ERP software natively allows businesses to easily create website Read More >
Security
After installing osCommerce you will see a message similar to “I am able to write to the configuration file: /home/userna99/public_html/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security Read More >
This article will explain how to set up your OsCommerce or Zen Cart shopping cart with either a shared or a dedicated SSL certificate. Dedicated Read More >
Permalinks are permanent URLs to your individual posts and pages. Creating permanent links to your content can make it easier to share links and help Read More >
To get your domain working on your server with InMotion Hosting, you will need to point your domain to our servers. The first option is Read More >
Dolibarr is an open-source customer relationship management (CRM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software that can manage every aspect of your business processes: eCommerce sales Read More >
The Mastodon social media platform is steadily gaining more popularity as Twitter and Facebook users tire of timelines manipulated for political purposes. For those who Read More >
What is DNS? Domain Name System (DNS) is the component of the Internet which converts human-readable domain names (e.g., example.com) into computer-readable IP addresses (e.g., Read More >
In this tutorial, we will show you how to reset your WordPress Permalinks. Resetting permalinks rebuilds your link structure for WordPress. Often, this process must Read More >
Learn how to use the Super Socializer plugin to seamlessly integrate social media tools with your WordPress site. This helps drive more online interactions and Read More >
How to Secure Your osCommerce Site with the htaccess/htpasswd
The first time you access the Administrators section in the admin panel for osCommerce, you will see a message stating “This osCommerce Online Merchant Administration Read More >
Our communities are increasingly interacting online. Social media, forums, and other platforms allow us to communicate and share ideas without meeting in-person. As online community Read More >
Securing your osCommerce contact form with the Simple Captcha Add-On
When you install osCommerce, you will have a Contact form by default set up for your shop. The Contact form provided works well, except, there Read More >
As we continue our tutorial series on migrating your WordPress site to InMotion Hosting, the next thing we want to cover is how to update Read More >
In this tutorial, we show you how to setup DMARC records in cPanel to specify how mail servers should handle messages from your domain that Read More >
In this tutorial: How MX Records Work View Current MX Records InMotion MX Records Obtain Third Party Records Change MX records How Do MX Records Read More >
File Manager Basics
Your cPanel account has the ability to allow you to access, view, modify, add, and delete files from your account effortlessly, using the File Manager. Read More >
WordPress anti-spam plugins are plentiful, but finding the right one to protect your WordPress site from spam comments can be an intimidating task. In this Read More >
Elasticsearch
Elasticsearch is a free open-source analytics application capable of storing and recalling big data in real-time. It’s a great option for anyone searching through large Read More >
Customizing OsCommerce
When you are setting up your osCommerce appearance, you will want to upload your own logo to your site. This article will explain how to Read More >
User Roles and Management
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cPanel FTP
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OsCommerce for Advanced Users
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Shopping & eCommerce
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WordPress Comments
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Java and Tomcat
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Getting Started
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Essentials
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Troubleshooting
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Special Interest
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Kanban
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Resource Usage
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GDPR Compliance
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Site Security
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Forms
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Other Tools
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How to Secure Your Website With Sucuri for WordPress Hosting
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Logaholic
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SSL Certificates and WordPress
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Images
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cPanel Appearance
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Optimize, Maintain, and Update
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Site Admin
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PIP
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cPanel PHP & SQL
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Advanced Topics
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General Troubleshooting
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Rocket.Chat
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WebHost Manager
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Config File Troubleshooting
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Google Tools for Your Site
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Branding and Social Media
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Customization
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Site Customization
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Customize MyBB
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Admin Account
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In this article we’ll cover how you can reset your phpList admin password, in case you’ve forgotten it, and for some reason don’t have access Read More >
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To set up your TikiWiki site to allow different languages, you will need to follow quite a few steps. The language functionality in TikiWiki is Read More >
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Forum Management
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TikiWiki Pages
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Using Lists
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Basic Skills
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Media
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User Management
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Posts & Topics
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When acting as the administrator of a forum such as your phpBB site, you will want to customize the behavior of posts. This allows a Read More >
Visitor Management
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User Management
Users are the members of your site that will help you build your community by creating and responding to conversations within your community. By default, Read More >
Troubleshooting
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When customizing your site and its behavior, you do not want to forget the user registration settings. From within the administrative dashboard in phpBB, you Read More >
In this article we’ll discuss how phpList handles bounce backs. A bounce back can happen when one of the users you attempt to send a Read More >
When administrating a wiki site with TikiWiki, you may want to allow anonymous visitors to edit your wiki content. When you allow anonymous visitors edit, Read More >
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As your site becomes more popular and begins to attract new members, you may want to set up an activation system before new members are Read More >
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User Groups
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Troubleshooting
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Sizing a Hyper Converged OpenStack Private Cloud Control Plane
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Moderation
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When dealing with administrators, moderator, and users, you notice there are many levels of each. Editing the permission roles in phpBB allows you to customize Read More >
Your members have the ability to report inappropriate posts when they come across them on your site. Moderating these reported posts in phpBB is a Read More >
By default, new users in phpBB 3.0 must have their topics and replies approved until they reach five posts. As an administrator, you can certainly Read More >
While administering your site, you and your moderators may have to make textual changes in topics and replies. Administrator and moderator roles have the ability Read More >
Streaming and Editing
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Install
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Install
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Admin
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Overview
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Taxes
Once you have set up a tax rate, you will have to assign it to a tax class for it to work properly. This tax Read More >
OpenStack News
OpenStack News: OpenInfra Live Keynotes 2021, LOKI Stack, and OpenStack Xena’s 24th Release
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Drupal 9
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Getting Started
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Getting Started
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Below are some screencasting tools you can use to record video screencasts before finalizing with a video editor. Consider Dedicated Hosting for additional server resources Read More >
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Getting Started
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Admin
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Install and Settings
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Settings/Install
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Live Streaming Apps
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Setting Up Gallery
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In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to install the Admin Tools Core Joomla component. With this component, you can perform certain administrative tasks such Read More >
Install
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Basic Tasks
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How to Configure the Social Media Links Block and Field Drupal Module
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Overview
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SEO
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You don’t need a SoundCloud Pro account or WordPress website just to distribute podcast RSS feeds to iTunes. The open source Podcast Generator content management Read More >
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After you configure Podcast Generator, you’ll want to upload your first episode before you submit your podcast to iTunes. Podcast Generator offers multiple methods to Read More >
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XML Sitemaps and meta tags can be set-and-forget configurations. But their benefits won’t sustain well without good copywriting for search engine optimization (SEO). Real-time SEO Read More >
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Google Podcasts Manager is similar to Google Analytics but built specifically to help podcasters better understand their listeners. With this free tool, you can collect Read More >
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When you initially install DokuWiki you can set it up for a particular language. In the event you want to change the language for the Read More >
In this tutorial, we will show you how perform a manual installation of Joomla 3.5. This allows you to setup and begin building your website Read More >
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Working Remotely
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Updates
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Administration
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Extra Info
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The Matomo Analytics Drupal module connects your Drupal site to your Matomo Analytics application and eases the process of modifying the tracking code to better Read More >
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Browser
This article demonstrates how to clear the browser cache from the default Samsung Internet app for the Galaxy Note 4. This is useful if you Read More >
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The Gallery application from Softaculous allows you to create users and groups who can be authorized to view specific albums. You can set if the Read More >
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Learn how to enable maintenance mode in the Gallery application from Softaculous. This option is important because Gallery does provide several built-in maintenance options. Enable Read More >
Clear Cache
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AppPresser
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Using Gutenberg
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Using Gallery
How to Add Photos or Create Albums in Gallery from Softaculous
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Users
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How to Add Gutenberg Block Functionality to WordPress Widget Areas
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Settings
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WordPress blocks can range in complexity, from very basic text blocks to deeply nested column blocks full of rich content. So if you expend a Read More >
Watermarks are used to mark images so that they can be identified as belonging to a particular group or individual. The Gallery application from Softaculous Read More >
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User
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Creating Pages
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Administration
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Editing
Working with Template Parts in the WordPress Full Site Editor
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Admin
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Customizing DokuWiki
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Editing Content
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Plugin and Addons
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After learning about how to create and edit pages in DokuWiki, it is common to want to add images to the site content. The following Read More >
Can I Use the Classic Editor Instead of Gutenberg in WordPress?
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Using a Full-Width Editor Plugin for Gutenberg WordPress Hosting
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How to Use Gutenberg Hub’s WordPress Gutenberg Blocks Library
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Editing a Page
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DokuWiki by default will have buttons and the License text at the bottom of each page. In Most cases, the buttons are not desired on Read More >
To work with menus in the WordPress full site editor, you’ll need to directly edit the page, post, header, or footer where the menu will Read More >
Creating Content
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Functions
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Settings
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Adding Other Content
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Patterns
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What is reseller access within WHM? A reseller is a cPanel account that has the ability to create other cPanel accounts. Because these resellers can Read More >
Administration
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Content
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If you’re having trouble logging into your dashboard because you’ve forgotten your Joomla 3 admin username, you can have Joomla remind you of it by Read More >
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After making a Joomla 3.5 Article, there may be times when you need to change the Category associated with it. Categories help you better group Read More >
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In this tutorial: Creating a Package Pre-Configured Packages Creating a hosting package in your WHM allows you to specify several different settings for a cPanel Read More >
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Templates
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Email Settings
Your Mailserver is used to transmit all emails that are sent or received between you and other people. Since there are many different ways to Read More >
The simple definition of patterns is that they are a combination of WordPress blocks. Patterns are a result of the block system and block-based themes Read More >
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How to change your MX Records using the WebHost Manager (WHM)
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While reviewing the PHP code in the Joomla 2.5 Beez2 template, we come across the following code: <jdoc:include type=”modules” name=”position-0″ /> The code above defines Read More >
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Our Shared Hosting accounts have a maximum hourly email limit of 250. This means that no account can send out more than 250 emails per Read More >
Store
When a customer of your Magento 1.6 website leaves a review, you must approve it before it will show up on the site. If you Read More >
Setup/Config
As a dedicated server account owner, you have the ability to control almost everything on your server. One of the more important things you will Read More >
Security
WebHost Manager (WHM) includes many tools to help you secure your cPanel server. Steps such as limiting logins by IP address, enabling two-factor authentication (TFA), Read More >
Query Loop
The query loop block can be used to make a gallery, but be aware that its primary purpose is to sort posts, not images. The Read More >
After installing WHMCS onto your site, you may want to change the client side logo to your own. This way you can continue your branding Read More >
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Shell access is enabled by default on our Shared Hosting Accounts, VPS and Dedicated servers. When you try to SSH into your server and you Read More >
The time zone can be changed in WHM through the Server Time settings. You can also view the current time zone assigned to your server Read More >
Magento 1.6 by default, has shipping for multiple shipping providers already available in the Magento Admin. This makes things easy is you use any of Read More >
Just like in the cPanel, you can change the default language in your WHM. This article shows you how to quickly make that change. Change Read More >
If you are a Reseller, or simply hosting multiple websites on a VPS or Dedicated Server, the cPanel’s built-in AutoSSL feature lets you provide HTTPS Read More >
Magento 1.6 gives the admin the capability to easily configure free shipping. Free shipping can be a great selling point to convince your website visitors Read More >
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Set up Flat Rate Shipping for a Specific Country in Magento 1.6
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Products
If some of your products will be out of stock for a long time or indefinitely you may want to simply disable the product. This Read More >
Once your Magento 1.6 store is up and running you may change which products your store carries. In cases like this, you may want to Read More >
Administration
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In the previous tutorial we showed you how to create product categories to better organize your products. At any time, you can delete product categories. Read More >
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Magento 1.6 allows you to categorize all your products into groups. this helps to better organize your product base making it easier for your customers Read More >
Tags
You may want to delete a tag that was previously approved or pending in the Magento 1.6 Backend. One good reason to delete tags is Read More >
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Status / Info
In this article we’ll discuss what a load average on your server is, and how you can monitor this number on your VPS (Managed Virtual Read More >
If a customer submits a tag for a product before it will display on the front end of Magento 1.6 it must be first approved Read More >
How to reset a Joomla 2.5 user password directly in the database
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The Query Loop block lets you dynamically display posts in different visual styles. For example, you can create a page showing recent posts dynamically using Read More >
It’s important to keep recent software updates running on your VPS. In this article, we will show you how to check versions for the cPanel Read More >
Now, that you’ve read the article on what product tags are, we can create tags in the backend of Magento 1.6. Tags are great ways Read More >
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One important statistic that you need to be aware of when managing a dedicated hosted server is your disk usage. Servers do not come with Read More >
Magento 1.6 allows the use of tags as descriptors that can be assigned to any product to help further organize and categorize them. You can Read More >
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Within your WHM (Web Host Manager), you have the ability to monitor disk space and bandwidth usage for the cPanel accounts that you manage. How Read More >
Content
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Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Template
This article will assist you with installing a Joomla template on your Joomla hosting. Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Read More >
Much like Joomla 2.5, the Joomla 3.x series includes a template editor available within the admin dashboard. The template editor allows you to edit your Read More >
Initial thoughts on converting existing templates to Joomla 3.0
The information in this article has been transcribed from the Joomla! User eXperience (JUX) Webinar. This was a webinar upload in early June of 2012, Read More >
In this tutorial, Installing a Joomla 3.0 template, we will be installing a Joomla 3 template that you’ve created yourself or downloaded from the internet. Read More >
Welcome to our tutorial series on creating a basic Joomla 3.0 template! Over the next few articles, we plan to show you how to build Read More >
Extensions
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As with all programs, there comes a time when you need to upgrade them. These upgrades may either provide bug fixes, additional features, or security Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Modules
In this tutorial: Creating a Menu Creating a Menu Module An important part of making your website easy to navigate is by creating menus. The Read More >
By default, menus in Joomla 3.0 will be displayed vertically. Many users would like to instead create horizontal menus, such as a menu that appears Read More >
In our last tutorial, we showed you how move a module to a different position in Joomla 3.0. If you noticed in the screenshots, the Read More >
VirtueMart
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Now that you know how to view the available module positions in a template, we will now show you how to move a module to Read More >
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When you build a blog using Joomla, you’ll see a module in your right sidebar named most read posts. The most read posts widget simply Read More >
How to add a new Product Category within VirtueMart for Joomla 2.5
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Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
Joomla 2.5 has reached its end of life as for 12/31/2014. Please be advised this may be a security risk to your website. You can Read More >
WHMCS
In this guide I will explain what WHMCS is, and guide you on the basics of how to use it. Resellers may request one WHMCS Read More >
WHMCS is a content management system for web hosting resellers. WHMCS is also a complete e-commerce tool you can use to sell products. With your Read More >
As a reseller you may need a Billing or Support system in place where your customers can request help, or make payments. WHMCS is a Read More >
WHCMS is a powerful content management system for web hosting resellers. WHMCS provides you with every tool you will need to manage your reseller business. Read More >
Configuring WHCMS General Settings Once you have followed the installation procedures for WHMCS to set up your Reseller capabilities you can start to familiarize yourself Read More >
Block Design
The Gutenberg block editor in WordPress puts a lot of stylistic controls at your fingertips. However, there may be certain effects you want to customize, Read More >
Pages
Creating pages in MediaWiki is a simple task. When you search pages and they are not found, you can create MediaWiki pages from the search. Read More >
ownCloud Security
How secure is ownCloud? As with most stable software, the answer depends on how well you protect your instance against ownCloud security issues. There are Read More >
Basics
Joomla allows you to create or delete different user accounts as needed. This means you can allow access to your site for other contributors and Read More >
One of the most important aspects of good typography is line height, or the amount of vertical space between lines of text. Although it may Read More >
MediaWiki by default allows anyone to register and add content to your wiki site. Editing pages is fairly straight forward and is a basic function Read More >
A strong password policy in ownCloud ensures all users do their part in thwarting password-based cyber attacks. These features aren’t included by default. However, there Read More >
Joomla 4 user registration is disabled by default. For many website owners, this is a more preferred method to secure Joomla from cyber attacks and Read More >
The Gutenberg editor in WordPress gives you control over the appearance of various content blocks you can use on your site. When Gutenberg is not Read More >
After you learn how to create and edit pages in MediaWiki, you will want to add and format the content in your wiki site. This Read More >
The ownCloud Brute-Force Protection app for login attempts can thwart many ownCloud security issues. The app helps protect against brute force attacks, including dictionary attacks, Read More >
One of the primary content types in your Joomla system is articles. Articles can be used as individual pages or blog posts, depending on how Read More >
Using images in your post and page content is often necessary to help emphasize your message. Visual aids draw the eye and can create powerful Read More >
Pages can be deleted or removed from MediaWiki when spammers, abusers, and vandals deface pages or create unwanted pages on your site. When “deleting” a Read More >
Strong passwords protect your ownCloud server against unauthorized users. An aggressive ownCloud antivirus solution prevents authorized users from uploading malicious files. The free Anti-Virus app Read More >
In this article, you will learn how to create a simple contact form on your Joomla 4 site. A basic contact form is a great Read More >
After learning how to create a MediaWiki page, you can organize your pages into namespaces. Namespaces in MediaWiki are similar to categories in that when Read More >
The capability to produce a checksum in ownCloud with the Checksum app is a simple but valuable feature for checking if a file has been Read More >
Uploading files in Joomla 4 is an essential part of being a successful Joomla user. “Hot linking” images, or embedding images from another website or Read More >
You can easily enable caching in Joomla using the global configuration options. It comes with a built-in system of caching that can help to speed Read More >
Improving Joomla 4 accessibility is painless and fast. No third party plugins required to get started. All you need to do is enable the web Read More >
Administration
In the event you cannot log into MediaWiki due to username or password failure, you can change passwords and/or find the username when the username Read More >
Additional Features
The ownCloud Tasks app provides an easy way to organize multiple to-do lists on your self-managed VPS hosting. The task list integration is most suitable Read More >
Advanced Tasks
One of the first things you should do when you install a new website is install an SSL certificate, free or paid, to encrypt traffic. Read More >
MediaWiki as an open source software that is designed to allow free access to the wiki site. This enables the site to be created by Read More >
The Most Secure Way to Log into Joomla 4.0 – 2FA with Yubikey
Security for logging into any Joomla site can be enhanced by simply using two-factor authentication (2FA), but it’s even more secure with a hardware key Read More >
ownCloud users don’t need another PHP-based content management system (CMS) or external application to easily sift through hundreds of photos and graphics. The ownCloud Gallery Read More >
MediaWiki by default allows any user to edit, create, and manage the Wiki site. Depending on what the Wiki is designed for, the administrator may Read More >
The Calendar ownCloud app helps you keep track of meetings and other events while at your desk and on the move. If you want to Read More >
Creating URL redirects for dead links is one the easiest methods for improving Joomla search engine optimization (SEO) in larger websites. This Joomla 4 SEO Read More >
The ownCloud Music player app lets you access your music collection and favorite internet radio stations anywhere with an internet connection. There are many reasons Read More >
The ownCloud Metadata viewer app displays meta information for over a dozen audio, video, and image file types: FLAC MP4 MPEG OGG WAV HEIC JPEG Read More >
A good Joomla schema plugin can help your brand stand out in search engine results. A search engine optimization (SEO) schema shows important info for Read More >
Learning how to secure Joomla 4 is easier than ever before. With the pre-installed HTTP Headers Joomla plugin, you can add up to ten security Read More >
The Securitycheck Joomla security plugin offers various ways to secure your website including: File scans IP whitelists/blacklists Joomla vulnerability monitoring Custom administrator login URL Akeeba Read More >
In this article, you will learn how to destroy and reset Joomla from base settings. This procedure is not recommended for someone who has an Read More >
Many times undoing some recent actions can resolve website issues. Unfortunately, some bugs can’t be fixed without manually editing PHP code or database tables. This Read More >
Security
To prevent spam bots and robots from filling your MediaWiki pages with spam links and unwanted content, you can have the “reCAPTCHA” enabled in your Read More >
MediaWiki integrates files you upload fairly easily. However, by default the ability to upload files is disabled. In this guide, you can learn how to Read More >
Images
Inserting images in MediaWiki takes a few steps to accomplish. First the file needs to be uploaded. Then you will need to insert the code Read More >
If you do not know how to insert an image in MediaWiki, please see the previous article on how to insert images in MediaWiki. Formatting Read More >
Along with adding images in your MediaWiki articles, you can also add an image gallery to you MediaWiki page. Formatting the image gallery in MediaWiki Read More >
In MediaWiki, you can have multiple images fade or slide in an image slider. There are a few steps to do this, which involves editing Read More >
Customization
MediaWiki is designed to work with almost any language in the World. The Administrator interface can be changed to your native language by editing the Read More >
Changing the logo in MediaWiki is done differently than other programs. Where some programs, like WordPress for example, have the appearance section where the logo Read More >
The default appearance of MediaWiki can be changed to better represent your wiki site. The themes in mediawiki are called skins. Skinning the MediaWiki site Read More >
MediaWiki has default links at the bottom of the page as well as a Powered by MediaWiki logo. These can be added and removed from Read More >
MediaWiki has a unique way of making style sheet changes. There is a MediaWiki:Common.css page built into the program that stores global CSS changes. Instead Read More >
Other Topics
In this tutorial we will show you how to change your URL in Mediawiki. This is useful when testing your site on a Shared SSL, Read More >
When renaming, deleting and restoring pages in MediaWiki, it is necessary to know how to redirect URL’s that are no longer working. When visitors bookmark Read More >
This user has not specified a valid e-mail address error: MediaWiki
When setting up MediaWiki to send emails from the “ContactPage” extension, the following error can be thrown if your email account is not set up Read More >
Your contact form needs to work to assure customers you care about their feedback. Your email configuration could be the reason it doesn’t. Below we’ll Read More >
Being able to separate a page into multiple sections makes editing content easier without affecting anything else. Below we cover how to add and edit Read More >
Among the many additions to the BoldGrid Post and Page Builder – saving blocks and adding layouts for examples – there are other useful options Read More >
BoldGrid Post and Page Builder makes customizing content sections easier with its new Layout block option. Below we cover how to add a layout block Read More >
Updating your store logo and favicon is a staple part of branding on your website. If you have a favicon in your public_html folder, OpenCart Read More >
Updates to BoldGrid Page and Post Builder plugin include the ability to add widgets into posts and pages as a block component. Below we cover Read More >
Up-to-date backups are important for a proactive security plan in case you need to migrate your BoldGrid site. However, there may be a specific scheduled Read More >
There are a lot of new features with the updated BoldGrid Post and Page Builder. Below we cover how to reuse and save blocks with Read More >
With WordPress implementing Gutenburg in version 5.0, you may prefer to specify your preferred editor for editing posts, pages, and block libraries with BoldGrid Post Read More >
If you create a Post or Page in WordPress, you will notice that the interface that appears with your post or page may include a Read More >
You don’t want customers making orders while you’re doing major upgrades and data restorations as data corruption is possible. In such cases, it may be Read More >
Allowing as many payment options as possible will help you get more customers. This way people that cannot or do not wish to use one Read More >
In this article: Creating the MailChimp Pop-up form Using the MailChimp Widget A pop-up that appears on top of your site is one of the Read More >
WordPress Contact Form Not Sending Mail – Basic Troubleshooting
“My form was working before, but now I’m not getting emails from customers.” Or, the issue may be, “I’ve installed a contact form on my Read More >
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance is important for all websites storing customer information. Below we cover how to improve GDPR compliance with the Official Read More >
Every once in a while, important contact information for a website that you are hosting on your VPS/Dedicated server needs to be changed. The primary Read More >
Building websites for your clients can be tricky since you have to leave a lot of room for flexibility. You want to start from a Read More >
There’s never a convenient time to encounter the “White Screen of Death” on your site but unfortunately it happens to all of us at some Read More >
When you are working with blocks and animations in the BoldGrid Website Builder it is important to understand how they affect your content structure and Read More >
As WordPress 5.9 prepares to move the world’s most popular CMS closer to an entirely full-site editing (FSE) experience, users can expect new theme and Read More >
WordPress 5.6 was officially launched on December 8, and the final WordPress release of 2020 came packed with new updates and features. The development team Read More >
BoldGrid Backup offers in-depth backup options to keep your website running and up to date such as auto-scheduling backups. Below we cover how to enable Read More >
WordPress 5.2.1 Update As of May 22, WordPress has updated the 5.2 release to address 33 reported bugs. Please click the link to see the Read More >