We’ve all been there — a site that was functioning perfectly well just seconds ago suddenly decides to throw a fit and spits out an internal server error. If you’re lucky, the WordPress admin still works, but, in some cases, even… Continue Reading
In this post we show you how to easily embed a video call on a WordPress.org site. As we’ve highlighted in previous posts, you can embed calls on your own sites, Webflow sites, and many others. How to embed a… Continue Reading
Bing doesn’t have the brand cachet of Google, but neglecting the traffic that it generates can be a big mistake. Bing Webmaster Tools may lag behind the popularity of Google Search Console, but you may be surprised at the range of… Continue Reading
In this article we are going to cover clean architecture with end to end support in ASP.NET 5.0. As we all know, its newly launched Framework officially released in the month of November. Step 1 Create a Project in Visual… Continue Reading
Are you seeing ‘Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded’ on your screen when trying to update a WordPress plugin or theme? Typically this problem occurs when a PHP code in WordPress takes a long time to run… Continue Reading
Are you trying to remove /wordpress/ from your website’s URL? Sometimes beginners end up installing WordPress in a subdirectory, which causes /wordpress/ to appear in their website URL. If you accidentally installed WordPress in a subdirectory and want to move… Continue Reading
Whether you are running your personal blog or a enterprise level of Joomla eCommerce store, your heartiest exception sticks with highest pick of traffic and record breaking conversion, right? To turn your dream into reality, there are plenty of technical aspects… Continue Reading
ASP.NET Core MVC is the .NET Core counterpart of the ASP.NET MVC framework for building cross-platform, scalable, high-performance web applications and APIs using the Model-View-Controller design pattern. Surprisingly, although ASP.NET Core provides plenty of options for handling 404 errors gracefully,… Continue Reading
The reasons to switch from Squarespace to WordPress may be numerous. You may have an intention to bring your website functionality to the higher level or set new objectives, realization of which may be a problem with your current Squarespace… Continue Reading
We’ll state right off the bat that frivolously changing your domain name – especially on an established WordPress website – is not recommended. However, there are legitimate reasons for doing so, and if the need arises you’ll want to get… Continue Reading