This also ought to work for the Chrome browser. These instructions are intended to restore the use of websites that are currently not working due to some sort of data stored in your web browser data cache. WARNING: This will potentially delete the following sort of things: such as settings for websites you may have […]
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WordPress CM RSS Feed Importer – Customizations
See the image below. Replace “The Podcast Name” with what you feel is appropriate. Posts for the given RSS feed will be created, prefixed with whatever you choose there. We are adding the following code, in order to automatically add some content to the posts created from imported RSS feed items. We’ve created a WordPress […]
Securing with HTTP Headers
Your site can be locked-down to some degree by implementing some HTTP headers on your website, providing directives to your site visitor’s web browser. These directives can help prevent XSS Vulnerabilities. We won’t go into detail here about implementing each feature, but here is a list of resources you can use to check over your […]
Protected: Beaver Builder – Archive Page – Custom Query overriding Search
Debian – Removing Backports & Updates
Be aware: Debian will remove the release’s backports & updates repos from their mirrors, when that release stops receiving updates. Best explanation for 2019 can probably be found at: https://www.lucas-nussbaum.net/blog/?p=947
Postfix – certificate verification failed
Another email server issue. Coincidentally, I noticed an error in the maillog when sending to my email address. Mar 2 15:13:40 mail postfix/smtp[28811]: certificate verification failed for mail.xxxxx.ca[144.217.111.73]:25: untrusted issuer /O=Digital Signature Trust Co./CN=DST Root CA X3 As it turned out, there was nothing wrong with the certificate or the issuer on the receiving end. […]
Benefits of VPS Hosting vs. Shared Hosting
With Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting, you will have dedicated resources for your website. If your website receives a lot of traffic, you’ll want to be on a VPS. Perhaps more importantly, with regard to email, you might benefit from a VPS. With shared hosting, you share the global reputation of the email server with […]
WooCommerce Variable Products
You can log into the staging site to test your changes before publishing to the live site, at https://staging.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/ 1. Change product from ‘Simple Product’ to ‘Variable Product’. 2. In the ‘Product data’ menu to the left hand side, click ‘Attributes’. Change ‘Custom product attribute’ to ‘Package Size’. Click ‘Add’. 3. Enable ‘Visible on the […]
Configuring Outlook 2016 For Your IMAP Server
The following describes the correct settings for Outlook 2016 for your IMAP server. When firstly adding the account. Account Type: IMAP Incoming mail server: mail.your-domain.ca Outgoing mail server (SMTP): mail.your-domain.ca User Name: Full email address. Ensure that “Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)” is unchecked. We have a secure mechanism in place but we […]
Cloning a WordPress Site – Guide
cloning: -copy files to working directory (not in a live environment which can be accessed via HTTP) -copy database; create a new user and password for the database. -edit wp-config.php –database credentials –secret keys –any directory related entries –set jetpack to developer -also check wp-settings.php –historically, there haven’t been hard coded directories in here, but […]