The HTTP Headers plugin advanced settings allow you to easily export and import its settings for faster WordPress site setup. Before you continue: Export Click Export to download the SQL settings file. Import Click Choose file… to choose a file. Then, Import Settings. Our WordPress Hosting can improve your small business website performance without any Read More >
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HTTP Headers WordPress Plugin for Better Security
The HTTP Headers WordPress plugin allows WordPress Hosting administrators to create and manage HTTP headers to improve security, privacy, and performance for visitors without needing to manually edit the .htaccess file. This is useful for: In this article, we’ll discuss the most popular HTTP security headers available within the HTTP Headers WordPress plugin that can Read More >
Optimize Accessibility with the Zeno Font Resizer Plugin
The Zeno Font Resizer plugin recently made our list of great free accessibility plugins, so I decided to try it out. We’d featured it already, and I was hoping to find a lighter-weight option for text resizing. Comprehensive, all-in-one plugins like One Click Accessibility include text sizing features, but the all-in-one approach isn’t always the Read More >
Force HTTPS on Joomla 4
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. Then, you must force HTTPS on Joomla 4 traffic. Neither are difficult tasks to complete and both instantly secure Joomla for you and your visitors. cPanel server hosting includes AutoSSL, Read More >
Joomla 4 Security HTTP Headers
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 HTTP headers to protect your data against next-generation cyber attacks. How to Secure Joomla 4 with HTTP Headers Log into your Joomla 4 administrator dashboard (e.g. https://example.com/administrator). Select System from Read More >
Create a WordPress Plugin: A Tutorial
In this guide we’ll walk you through creating your very first WordPress plugin. This will just be a simple plugin that adds some extra info to all of your posts. Using these same steps you can design and implement your own WordPress plugins! Remember, this is just an instructional plugin meant to show you the Read More >
Using the WordPress Book Review Plugin Block
Book lovers unite! As of March 2020, all generations saw a considerable increase in reading. With the change in how we’re able to spend our free time, there is no wonder that reading has increased overall about 33%. Even better, if you have a WordPress website or blog, you can easily attract and retain fellow Read More >
How to Install the Wordfence WordPress Security Plugin
There are many essential types of WordPress plugins for the best performance needed by small and mid-size businesses (SMBs). Below we’ll focus on how to secure WordPress with the Wordfence security plugin. Wordfence has been one of most popular WordPress security plugins for years because of its long list of features: Below we’ll cover some Read More >
How to Install the Really Simple SSL WordPress Plugin
In this guide we’ll show you how to install the Really Simple SSL WordPress plugin. It’s often easier to use such a plugin to force a large, existing WordPress site to use a free or paid SSL certificate (HTTPS) than attempting an .htaccess redirect and manually fixing mixed content errors (not to be confused with 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 to improving SEO: It’s a lot of work, especially when you’re new to the topic and don’t have actionable guidelines to walk you through related tasks. Fortunately, there is a Read More >
How to Add Content Security Policy in Moodle With the Local CSP Plugin
The Local CSP Moodle plugin allows administrators to create and manage the Content-Security-Policy (CSP) HTTP header without manually editing the .htaccess file. CSP works as an allowlist to specify what types of content, and from what origin (internal and external), supporting web browsers can load within your website. Think of it as a “code firewall.” Read More >
How to Hide Your Apache Version and Linux OS From HTTP Headers
When users visit your website, your web server will sometimes offer more information than they need for an optimal, accessible user experience (UX). The average user has no valid reason for needing to know what web server software or operating system (OS) you’re using. Fortunately, average users won’t see this information usually unless they encounter Read More >
Set Thunderbird to Trust Junk Mail Headers
Spam filtering and other email authentication methods help protect you against phishing scams such as the “on this day I hacked your OS” email. The Spam Filters cPanel plugin (formerly called: SpamAssassin) adds headers to emails marked as spam. This allows email clients like Thunderbird to filter flagged emails that are pulled from the web Read More >
Force HTTPS in Zenphoto
Better secure your Zenphoto image galleries with a free or paid SSL certificate on your domain. Then, follow our steps below to learn how to Force HTTPS and remove the redirect for troubleshooting. Get root access and more control over security with our managed VPS host plans. Force HTTPS Login to Zenphoto. Hover over Options Read More >
How to Install a Zenphoto Plugin
Zenphoto has a long list of plugins for integrating security, reCAPTCHA spam filtering, web analytics, and other features into your image gallery. Below we cover how to install a Zenphoto plugin and view plugin settings. (You can also create new websites on your managed VPS with Softaculous Instant Installer.) Install a Zenphoto Plugin Login to Read More >
Add Schemas With the Insert Headers and Footers WordPress Plugin
InMotion Hosting now offers superior WordPress Hosting that can fit into any budget. There are many WordPress web design techniques to improve search engine optimization (SEO) – e.g. popular keywords, plugins (notably Yoast or All in One SEO), and schemas. Schema.org schemas provide a small box of important info along with search engine results for Read More >
How to Use the Easy Google Fonts Plugin for WordPress
One of the limitations of working with the web are the number of fonts that you can use with your website. This can be resolved by working with your CSS code, but how do you quickly resolve on a WordPress site? Luckily, one of the easiest ways to resolve this is to use a plugin. Read More >
WordPress plugin file header
When creating a WordPress plugin, you use the File Header to store info about your plugin such as the plugin name and description. These file headers are necessary for WordPress to understand that the PHP script you create is a plugin it can use. Required File Headers for plugins For WordPress to understand your plugin, Read More >
@var – Joomla DocBlock headers
Please note the following: This article is supporting documentation for our tutorial, using DocBlocks in Joomla. There is official documentation that references what headers to use in your DocBlocks (such as @copyright and @license), but documentation is missing that outlines what values to use for each header. In an effort to learn what values to Read More >
@since – Joomla DocBlock headers
Please note the following: This article is supporting documentation for our tutorial, using DocBlocks in Joomla. There is official documentation that references what headers to use in your DocBlocks (such as @copyright and @license), but documentation is missing that outlines what values to use for each header. In an effort to learn what values to Read More >
