Setting Domain MX Records to Remote Settings in cPanel

MX records (short for mail exchanger records) are DNS (Domain Name System) resources that specify a server that will be handling your email for your domain. When working with the default settings, you will likely never need to adjust your MX records settings on your server. Some people have an external DNS manager that has Read More >

How to Reset Your cPanel Password From AMP

If you’ve forgotten your cPanel password, you can reset it using your Account Management Panel (AMP). You can also Reset a cPanel password in WHM if you have a VPS or Dedicated server. Please note: cPanel account passwords can only be changed through AMP for Shared Hosting accounts. If you have a VPS or Dedicated Read More >

What is Ansible?

Do you configure multiple servers with similar software configuration stacks? Imagine the time you’d save if you automated those redundant tasks. Ansible can help you find out. With Ansible automation software you can define to-do task lists to deploy and manage remote servers from a central workstation or web server. Red Hat Ansible Ansible, by Read More >

Add X-Frame-Options in Drupal 8 with the Security Kit Module

The X-Frame-Options HTTP header specifies whether your Drupal website can be displayed within other websites with the <frame>, <iframe>, <object>, or <embed> HTML tags. This improves Drupal security against clickjacking and related cyber attacks. Below we’ll cover how to install the Security Kit module and enable X-Frames-Options. Mozilla recommends using the superseding Content Security Policy Read More >

Add HSTS in Drupal 8 with the Security Kit Module

Adding HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) in Drupal 8 forces web browsers to only load your website with a valid SSL certificate. This improves Drupal security against downgrade attacks and similar man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks. HSTS is similar to a HTTP to HTTPS redirect but within the browser. Below we’ll cover how to install the Security Read More >

Add Content-Security-Policy (CSP) in Drupal 8

The Content-Security-Policy Drupal module helps you configure a Header set Content-Security-Policy header to specify what sources your website should load scripts from – (e.g. your own website, embedded YouTube video, and analytics trackers). This forces supporting web browsers to ignore other external requests to mitigate cross-site scripting (XSS) and other code injection attacks. There are Read More >

WordPress 5.3 Release Notes

There has been a lot of anticipation with the release of WordPress 5.3. This version of WordPress has been tested for months and business owners and developers alike are excited to implement the newest features it has to offer. This article describes some of the best WordPress 5.3 updates you may find relevant for your Read More >

Which WordPress Version is Best for Your Needs?

When WordPress releases an update or a new version, business owners have to decide whether to continue using their current version or proceed with upgrading. Operating with the latest WordPress version provides you with additional features, functionality, and security. This article explains why you should always update WordPress when you can and how to easily Read More >

4 Plugins To Add a Favicon To WordPress

Favicons are the small iconic images seen next to a website’s name in the browser tab. They are an important part of the web browsing experience because they attach a symbol to your website — allowing end-users to quickly recognize your site as they browse. Favicons are also present in browser bookmark lists, feed aggregators, Read More >

Insert Code into your WordPress Theme

This guide will assume you have some experience with HTML, CSS, and/or JavaScript. If you don’t have that you have to at least know what you want to add code-wise to your WordPress Theme. Before adding any code, you must decide how important this code is. Perhaps you just want to modify the CSS of Read More >

How to Copy Post Content HTML from WordPress with WP-CLI

Date: 11/8/19  2 Minutes To Read WP-CLI is a command line tool that comes with your WordPress Hosting package. You can use it to manage your WordPress site with quick and intuitive command line instructions. Utilized properly, WP-CLI can drastically speed up your workflow and replace tedious dashboard operations with efficient scripts you can repeat and Read More >

How to change your admin password in Drupal 8

In keeping with good security policy, it is important to change your password on a regular basis. Being the administrator, you have a different dashboard available to you than the normal users do. Changing your password within the admin dashboard is quick and easy in Drupal 8. Follow the instructions below to learn how. Be Read More >

Setting up an SMTP Connection in Moodle

Messages sent from Moodle can go through either the PHP mail function or through SMTP server connection. In some cases, the PHP mail function may be disabled on the server (Depending on the hosting company) to prevent spammers from sending emails through compromised websites. To work around this, the email can be configured to connect Read More >

Additional Steps to Protect Your Website

As the most dominant content management system (CMS) on the internet, WordPress is appealing to hackers, putting your website at risk. Securing your WordPress website is vitally important. Not only can you lose your entire site, but if you’ve been hacked, Google can deter visitors from visiting it as well. The developers behind WordPress know Read More >

Which WordPress Themes Are Best For VPS Accounts?

VPS hosting is often considered to be both dedicated hosting and shared hosting. It allows users to operate multiple virtualized systems on one machine, which provides a great amount of flexibility. When it comes to choosing the best WordPress theme on WordPress VPS accounts, premium themes are usually the top option. One of the main Read More >