Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 CSS, how to, JavaScript, script, suffusion, themes, WordPress
Over the years I’ve published many Posts on how to configure the very popular Suffusion Theme for WordPress. There are a multitude of styling options available in Suffusion but there is one that is asked for quite frequently that requires adding a bit of JavaScript as well as CSS. Here then is how to change [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 Badware, Contact Form 7, email, how to, spam, WordPress
One of the most popular WordPress contact form plugins is the awesome Contact Form 7. I’ve used Contact Form 7 successfully on over 100 Websites with no problems at all … until recently. I changed the Webhost for my Website as my old host was simply useless. Once I’d moved, I noticed that emails from [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 CSS, events, how to, instructions, plugin, WordPress
The Events Manager for WordPress is a very popular addition to many WordPress Event and training related Websites. It’s extremely versatile and full-functioned with both free and paid versions. Almost all functionality is really simple to amend however I often get asked by people how to style the calendar on a Page so that the [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 Apache HTTP Server, hosting, how to, Microsoft, permalinks, urls, WordPress
WordPress works best on Linux hosting with Apache HTTP server. The reason for this is that this is the most common hosting configuration so most Plugin and Theme developers use this configuration as the benchmark. WordPress also works well with other hosting servers such as Nginx and Microsoft IIS. I’ve worked with some WordPress Sites [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 hosting, how to, mysql, mysql database, phpmyadmin
WordPress by default uses a MySQL database to store much of the data. What happens if the database becomes damaged or corrupt in some way? Fortunately there is an inbuilt WordPress way of repairing and optimizing the database. Here is how to repair and/or optimize your WordPress Website MySQL database without having to access phpMyAdmin. [...]
