Finding Your Database Name in WordPress

The vast majority of settings and features can be handled within the WordPress Administration section. However, when troubleshooting or under extreme circumstances, you may need to work directly with the database. Most hosting accounts contain more than one database, so you will need to know exactly which database to work with. This article will demonstrate Read More >

343: How to alter the format of SEF URLs in PrestaShop 1.5

When using SEF URLS in your PretaShop 1.5 store, you may not like the default format. For example, the format for a product is as follows: category/id–rewrite-text–ean13.html. This URL comes from different variables strung together to give you a more human-readable format. There are four parts to the URL as shown by the color differences Read More >

How to Modify the Registration Page Text in phpBB

After installing your phpbb and getting your first basic forums set up, it is time to begin customizing your site to be your own. While at first you may think of color schemes, logos, and themes, you may also want to consider the text on your site. The registration page gives your users the terms Read More >

How to find your database name in osCommerce

Working with your osCommerce site you will be able to make most changes for settings within the administrative panel. However, you may need to access the database directly, most often during troubleshooting. To do this, you will need to know the exact database name. Below are the instructions that will help you find the exact Read More >

Inserting a slideshow in MediaWiki

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 source code files. Before we get started, you will need to obtain the “Extension:JavascriptSlideshow“. The Extension can be obtained at the following URL. https://mediawiki.absolutewebdev.com/index.php?title=Special:Version Download the JavascriptSlideshow-1.0.1.zip file to your Read More >

Remove rating and reviews from product comparison

In this article I’ll teach you how to remove the rating and reviews section from the product comparison page in OpenCart. If you’ve read my previous article on how to disable product reviews in OpenCart you should already know how to login to your OpenCart admin dashboard to turn off the product reviews from showing on Read More >

Keep social networking links with reviews disabled

In this article I’ll walk you through the process of keeping your social networking share buttons active, after disabling the product reviews in OpenCart. If you happened to have read my previous article about how to disable product reviews in OpenCart. I went over how you can turn off the ability for customers to see product Read More >

Disable product reviews in OpenCart 1.5

In this article I’ll discuss how you can disable the product reviews that are enabled by default with OpenCart. These product reviews show the star rating that a user has left on an item, as well as a text review of the product. You can approve or disapprove a product review in OpenCart from the Read More >

How to Delete an AWStats Data File

When managing a new website, your webserver may save old data that you don’t want to show in your AWStats statistics. These stats can be cleared out by removing them from your tmp/awstats folder. The stats are stored in text files in regards to the subdomains. To delete a specific domain stats, you can find Read More >

Inserting an image slider in Moodle

Moodle does not have a built in slider available in the Moodle plugins, so, in order to add a slider, you will need to code it into your page using jQuery. There are many free jQuery plugins you can use to get a slider working. In this tutorial we will use the Simple jQuery slider. Read More >

How to find your database name for OpenCart 1.5

When working with ecommerce programs such as OpenCart, the vast majority of features and settings are taken care of in the administrative dashboard. There will come a time, however, when you will need to access or interact with the database directly, most often through some sort of troubleshooting. When this happens, you will need to Read More >

Restoring a database backup in PrestaShop 1.5

After learning to create a database backup in your back office, you will need to understand how to restore the data case of an emergency. While it is a fairly simple process, the following tutorial demonstrates the steps to restoring an existing backup for your PrestaShop 1.5 store. The majority of this tutorial revolves around Read More >

Nivo Carousel Scroll Settings

The Nivo Carousel module has different slider options that can be set to change the animation of the carousel. These options are allow the carousel to have different speeds, easement (how fast or slow the image transitions), and other behaviors applied to the slide transitions. Below is are the steps to find the Slide settings Read More >

How to find your database name for PrestaShop 1.5

While most features of your PrestaShop are found in the Back Office administrative area, you may need to make adjustments outside of the interface under certain conditions. Perhaps you need to alter one or more columns in the database directly or in bulk, such as a mass price change. In cases such as this, you Read More >

Installing plugins in DokuWiki

When working with DokuWiki there arises many instances where you will need to install a plugin. Plugins give functionality to your site that the default installation does not have available. DokuWiki has an relatively easy way to install plugins through the administrators dashboard. Below are the steps to install a plugin in DokuWiki. Steps to Read More >

Configuring the Multilingual Plugin in DokuWiki

Once you have the Multilingual plugin installed, you will need to configure and set up your pages in different languages. The Multilingual plugin creates a namespace for each language. Each language can be represented by a text link or by a flag that represents the language. See the image below for what the flags look Read More >