284 results for «WordPress» (page 13 of 29)
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Cron jobs: what they are for and how to create one
A scheduled task, or cron job, is an instruction the server runs at set times, whether you are there or not, whether the site has visitors or not. It is…
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Making and keeping your own backup, and testing that it works
Restoring a copy of ours is covered in how to restore your data with JetBackup. This article is about the other half, and it is the half usually missing: having…
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How to check if the site files are on the hosting
Before pointing a domain, asking for help, or concluding that “the site has disappeared”, it is worth checking one simple thing: are the site files actually on the hosting? It…
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An online shop with local payment methods: WooCommerce and getting paid
Selling through your website in Mozambique is no longer a big project. What stops most shops is not building the shop - it is getting paid, because the payment methods…
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Yoast SEO Premium and AI+: what they add, and where to buy them
Yoast SEO has a paid version called Premium, and a set of artificial-intelligence features sold as AI+. They are products of Yoast, the Dutch company that makes the plugin, and…
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How to change the domain on your hosting plan
Every hosting plan has a primary domain: the name you typed when you ordered. It names the account, it owns the public_html folder, and the mailboxes belong to it. Changing…
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PHP limits: memory, time, upload size and the one that fails silently
«I cannot upload the image.» «The import stops halfway.» «The menu lost half its items after saving.» Three different complaints with the same origin: a PHP limit was reached. The…
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Putting WhatsApp on your site: the link, the button and the ready-written message
In Mozambique, WhatsApp is where business conversations happen. A contact form gives you a message somebody reads tomorrow; a WhatsApp button gives you a conversation that starts now. It is…
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Website errors explained: 500, 403, 404, 508 and what to do
When a site breaks, the number on screen is not decoration: it tells you which side the problem is on. Three or four of them are worth knowing how to…
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Where each application keeps its database connection details
Every website that stores anything has, somewhere in its files, four lines holding the database name, the user, the password and the host. It is the only place those things…





