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Moodle
Moodle is a free open source software for designing educational courses. Moodle is an abbreviation for Modular Object-Oriented Learning Environment. The software is also known as an Online Course Management System or Virtual Learning Environment. These tutorials were built on the 2.3.2 version released on September 2012. Start learning Moodle now!
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Joomla 3.5 is the next release in the Joomla series, following version 3.0. Learn more about Joomla in our education channel!
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Create a powerhouse website with the help of the Drupal Content Management System. Make it even better with the large list of add-on modules. Conquer the competition by learning about Drupal here.
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WP-CLI (WordPress Command Line Interface) is the a powerful tool built to allow the management of your WordPress site(s) through the Command Line Interface (CLI). Typically utilized by advanced users, our comprehensive guides can help anyone familiarize themselves with using this efficient tool to manage WordPress.
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EasyApache is the PHP and Apache configuration software built by cPanel. EasyApache can be complex but simple to use to control your PHP and Apache environments.
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VirtueMart Product Search Extensions & Plugins 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 >
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How to Set the Image of Your WordPress Page Content when Sharing to Facebook
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How to Move Your Client’s Existing cPanel Child Account to Its Own Server
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Installing your Jetpack License with the Account Management Panel
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The UpdraftPlus plugin includes tools to backup your site to a remote storage location. As we continue our series on the UpdraftPlus plugin for WordPress, Read More >
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Joomla 2.5 backup – Downloading a copy of your Akeeba Backup
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Best WordPress Plugins for Adding Event Calendars to your Website
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Add Schemas With the Insert Headers and Footers WordPress Plugin
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Blind SQL Injection Exploit in “WordPress SEO Plugin by Yoast” (2015)
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A security release for ithemes Security was released last night (April 13) that immediately affects versions 4.6.13 and 1.14.18 (Pro). What was patched? iThemes fixed Read More >
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How To Add Estimated Reading Time To WordPress Posts (With PHP)
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How to Fix the Repeating Installation Screen When Migrating your WordPress Site
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Security Alert – 4/30/2015 – Magento code execution vulnerability
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In this article Create Standard Link Create Hidden Affiliate Link This article describes the ways to add affiliate links to your WordPress website. We will Read More >
This article describes what PHP workers are, how your website uses them, and how many you need for your WordPress website. What Are PHP Workers? Read More >
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How to use the Facebook Page Widget from Jetpack with your WordPress Site
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How to Configure Security Notifications in Sucuri for WordPress Hosting
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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 >
Email Setup
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How to Install and Set Up Login LockDown for WordPress Hosting
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How to Install and Set Up Simple Author Box for WordPress Hosting
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Customize WordPress Content For Different Devices with UserAgent Content Switcher
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3 Mobile Apps for WordPress Content Creators using Apple iOS
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WordPress Plugin Spotlight – SeedProd – Maintenance Mode Plugin
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Adding Facebook Messenger to WordPress with the Customer Chat Plugin
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When working with a WordPress MultiSite installation, the interface is just a bit different. This is because of the network setup. Below is a guide Read More >
Change the Max Upload File Size for a WordPress Multisite installation
When working with file uploads in WordPress a multisite configuration, you want to pay attention to the maximum upload file size. Allowing a setting that Read More >
In order to keep multi-site WordPress installations from overwhelming a network server, it is good practice to set an upload quota so that you can Read More >
As of August 12, 2020, the Theme Authenticity Checker hasn’t been tested with the latest major releases of WordPress. We are working to find and review Read More >
There have recently been vulnerabilities found in two very popular WordPress caching plugins, W3 Total Cache (W3TC) and WP Super Cache. These plugins should immediately Read More >
This article is about changes to an older version of WordPress. The current version in version 3.8.1. Go to our article on the new features