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Source https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/889/-How-to-Schedule-Blog-Posts-in-WordPress.html Many successful blogs publish posts on a regular basis. Readers often come to anticipate and expect new content on certain dates and times. However, maintaining a consistent and optimized schedule comes with a number of challenges. Source https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/889/-How-to-Schedule-Blog-Posts-in-WordPress.html
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In today's internet world, it is extremely difficult to find any website owner who does not know the importance of a carefully-crafted Search Engine Optimization (SEO) strategy. Without a good SEO, your site is unlikely to gain much traffic. However, while some techniques are actively encouraged, there are certain methods you should always avoid. source: https://www.todhost.com/blog/3-seo-mistakes-you-should-avoid.html
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Many SEO specialists including the very experienced will sometimes forget about the power of internal linking. As backlinks from other websites become harder and harder to obtain (because people focus on the wrong techniques), using an internal linking strategy with the right combination of anchor texts can bring great SEO results that can seriously impact on your website ranks. But the big question is what makes a good internal linking strategy? Getting it right means you will understand the right answers to that question and implement it rightly on your website. Here, the answer varies from site to site but, generally, it’s the foundation that matters. Build it right from the start and understand the basic concepts and you’ll be set for having a good internal linking structure. In this article, you’ll learn what you need to know about internal linking and the best way to implement it on your website. We will cover the following: What Is Internal Linking & Why Is It Important for SEO? How Does Google Treat Internal Links? Page Rank Anchor Texts Link Location / Position Click Depth URL Path Broken Links & Orphan Pages Types of Internal Links Contextual links Image Links Navigational & Footer Links JavaScript Links Internal Linking Strategy Blogs & Informational Sites eCommerce & Other Silos & Topic Clusters Read full blog post: https://www.todhost.com/blog/best-internal-linking-strategy-to-boost-your-seo.html
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OpenCart 2 has a build-in affiliate module which allows you to create, track and manage affiliates. As a typical affiliate program, your affiliates will generate commissions upon referring customers to your store. Commissions are generated based on your referees and can be paid via three different methods. In this tutorial we will guide you on how to activate and configure your OpenCart 2 affiliate program and manage your affiliates. At the end of this tutorial, you will be able to: Configure the Affiliate Program Manage your Affiliates Read full blog post at: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/888/OpenCart-2-Marketing-and-Affiliate-Program.html
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Local SEO is gaining greater prominence just as an online presence is acceptably highly valuable for every business, no matter if you are located in a single place or have lots of offices around the globe. And search engine optimization is being applied both locally and globally. Businesses that want to optimize for local SEO should have all the necessary tools and knowledge to fulfill their goal. Now more than ever, Google is focused on offering a personalized experience for each user thus local optimization plays a crucial part in the play. For that, you need mostly tools and all sorts of local SEO strategies to get to your clients, even if you’re on the other part of the world. All the local SEO software listed in this article have one thing in common – to help you optimize your local search rankings for your website. cognitiveSEO BrightLocal SEO Yext Whitespark Synup Local SEO Checklist Reputation.com Moz Local Tribe Local Advice Local https://www.todhost.com/blog/10-local-seo-tools-that-can-help-improve-your-google-rankings.html
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Joomla ranks second after WordPress Joomla has also recorded great improvements but WordPress continues to lead with great margin. Joomla 4 is expected before the end of 2019 and could be a revolution for the Joomla software. We are watching thariodamaniac: |
Yes! Drupal remains one of top 3 web development platforms. It security is superb. Websites lie the White House still run on Drupal and its actually very popular in the U.S. So we will continue to speak of Drupal in the feature. thariodamaniac: |
Drupal Webform, since its inclusion in the set of Drupal modules has proved to be very useful as a solution to add contact forms. This plugin has made the whole process seamless. So, in this tutorial for beginners, I will give you an introduction to Drupal Webform and further discuss its advantages with the steps to add it. What are Drupal Weform? Why we need Drupal Webform? How to add Drupal Webform? Steps to add Drupal Webform Step 1. Login to your account with your Drupal ID Step 2. Select “Manage” tab Step 3. Select “Extend” tab Step 4. Select “Webform” and Click “Install” Step 5. Select “Structure” tab Step 6. Select “Webforms” from the list of installed modules What are components of Dashboard of Drupal Webform? How to do Customization in Drupal Webform? Drupal Webforms: Conclusion Read full article: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/886/How-to-Add-Drupal-Webform-to-your-Website.html
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The WordPress Gutenberg has been met with strong criticism regarding its rollout, that should not be a reason not to try it. Gutenberg is the future of WordPress. If you are still skeptical about Gutenberg, this post is for you. Below, we will share with you 12 exciting Gutenberg features that should make you switch to Gutenberg right now. What you will find in this article: A Brief Introduction to the Gutenberg Block Editor Feature 1: Copy-Pasting Google Docs to Gutenberg Feature 2: Insert Blocks with the Slash Command Feature 3: Drag and Drop Images from your Device Directly to Gutenberg Feature 4: Adding Links by Pasting Feature 5: Top Toolbar, Spotlight Mode, and Full-Screen Mode Feature 5.1: Top Toolbar (Started as Unified Toolbar) Feature 5.2: Spotlight Mode Feature 5.3: Full-Screen mode Feature 6: Reusable Blocks Feature 7: Keyboard Shortcuts Feature 8: HTML Anchor to Create Anchor Links Feature 9: Content Structure and Block Navigation Feature 10: Button blocks Feature 11: Use Drag and Drop to rearrange the Blocks Feature 12: Copy All Blocks Final Thoughts A Brief Introduction to the Gutenberg Block Editor Gutenberg was available for testing before its official release. Since its release with WordPress 5.0, it got some mixed reviews from the community. It’s important to remember that people tend to overlook some things, especially when they don’t know much about them. Since we were all beginners at Gutenberg when it was introduced, it was a little unfair to come to any conclusions about whether it’s good or bad. Read full post: https://www.todhost.com/blog/wordpress-gutenberg-tips-and-tricks-you-should-know.html
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In this tutorial on how to manage payments and shipping in OpenCart we will cover the following: How to Install vQmod Extension How to Install new Language in OpenCart How to Install vQmod Extension This tutorial will guide you how to install the vQmod on an existing OpenCart installation. If you host your website on our OpenCart Hosting package, you can request a free vQmod installation. Before installing additional modules, generate a full backup of your OpenCart website. This way, if something goes wrong with OpenCart, you will have a working copy of your website that can be restored. To extend your OpenCart with vQmod, you will need to: Step 1: Download vQmod Step 2: Extract and Upload the Files Step 3: Install and Activate vQmod Read full post: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/885/How-to-manage-extensions-and-themes-in-OpenCart.html
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In this tutorial on how to manage payments and shipping in OpenCart we will cover the following: How to setup Geo Locations and Tax Rates How to configure Shipping Methods How to configure Payment Methods How to setup Geo Locations and Tax Rates In this tutorial we will show you how to create different Geo Zones and apply tax rates per geo location. This is useful when you plan to reach customers from different geo locations and would like to apply custom tax rates for each location. When you complete this tutorial, you will know how to: Step 1: Create Geo Zones Step 2: Create Tax Rates Create Geo Zones First, let's create a geo zone. For the purpose of this tutorial we will create a Geo Zone for US. To begin, please login into your OpenCart admin dashboard and navigate to the System → Localization → Geo Zones. On the next page you will see all existing geo zones. To add a new one click on the Insert button. Fill in the name Geo Zone name and Description on the next page and click on the Add Geo Zone button. In the Country settings, select the desired country and the zone or leave it to all zones if you would like to create a country-wide geo location. When you are ready with your settings save your zone by clicking on the Save button. Now you should see your new Geo Zone in the list. Read full tutorial: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/884/How-to-manage-payments-and-shipping-in-OpenCart.html
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Domain name change is something we often have to do especially when our business purpose changes and we need a new extension to reflect the changes. When businesses and blogs rename or merge, old domains sometimes get left behind. Security researchers say expired domains can put data at risk. In this post, we take a look at that in greater detail. Scammers may set up fake shops on expired domains and use them to steal credit card data from unwary bargain hunters. Or they may target email accounts linked to the domain to scam clients, steal company secrets and break into employees’ shopping and travel accounts. Prevention is as easy as renewing and protecting all your domains—but that’s not always simple, especially if you own a lot of domains. Here’s what you need to know about your risks when a domain expires and how to keep yours current. register domain name. What Happens When Domains Expire? The first thing you need to know is that when domains expire, they’re available to anyone who wants to pay to register them. They’re also easy to find online, through sites that offer expired domain name searches and lists of recently expired domains to bid on. Some buyers buy expired domains for legitimate projects. Others are not so ethical. Your expired domain could end up as a fake online store Criminal gangs snap up expired domains to turn them into phishing sites. That damages the brands that lose their domains, the brands impersonated by the scammers, and shoppers who fall for the scam. Security blogger Brian Krebs profiled a photographer whose old portfolio domain was turned into a fake athletic shoe store after her registration lapsed. Thieves used it to steal credit card data for resale on the dark web. example of expired domain used to steal credit card data For the photographer, the damage went beyond the loss of her website. She had no way to access social media accounts that were linked to her domain email address, because the scammers changed her passwords. Now the domain that used to host her portfolio redirects to the official adidas website, after adidas and Reebok sued the scammers who exploited her expired domain along with hundreds of others. source: https://www.todhost.com/blog/hackers-exploit-expired-domains-to-steal-vital-data.html
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Google: sponsored content is okay as long as you use nofollow links It’s okay to have sponsored content on your website as long as you use nofollow links in the sponsored content. Google will see the content as a part of your website then. That’s what Google’s webmaster team said on Twitter. Hi again, Dan! That's correct. If you don't mind that this content is seen as a part of your website, then just using rel=nofollow would be suitable. If you don't want it seen as a part of your site in search, using noindex would be better than robots.txt. — Google Webmasters (@googlewmc) Paid links should always contain the nofollow attribute This statement is not new. Google’s Quality Guidelines say that paid links (for example links in sponsored content) should use the nofollow attribute: “Additionally, creating links that weren’t editorially placed or vouched for by the site’s owner on a page, otherwise known as unnatural links, can be considered a violation of our guidelines. Here are a few common examples of unnatural links that may violate our guidelines: […] Advertorials or native advertising where payment is received for articles that include links that pass PageRank.” If there is any kind of compensation for a link, it is better to use the rel=nofollow attribute in the link to avoid Google penalties. Sponsored content should not exceed your own content According to Google’s content policies, sponsored content should not exceed your own content: “Advertising and other paid promotional material on your pages should not exceed your content. We do not allow content that conceals or misrepresents sponsored content as independent, editorial content. “Sponsorship, including, but not limited to, ownership or affiliate interest, payment, or material support, should be clearly disclosed to readers. The subject of sponsored content should not focus on the sponsor without clear disclosure.” If you want to avoid that Google sees the sponsored content as a part of your website, use the robots noindex tag on the page with the sponsored content. Read more: https://www.todhost.com/announcements/74/September-2019-News-Update.html
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An error 404 occurs on every website that undergoes changes in URL, and redesign.. It occurs when you click on a link, but instead of getting the site you want, an error pops up indicating that the requested page is not available. Something along the lines of '404 Not Found'. A 404 error is the standardized HTTP status code. The message is sent from the webserver of an online presence, to the web browser (usually the client) that sent the HTTP request. The browser then displays this error code. Of all potential errors that can be found on your WordPress website, Error 404 is one of the frustrating ones for both you and your site visitors. Stumbling upon Error 404 is not something that you want your first-time visitors to experience. Also, a 404 can be an indicator that there were some changes, and you should add a 301 redirect for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) purposes. This post is to clear some things up and help everyone get their WordPress site working correctly again. We will cover: What is the Error 404 Not Found? What Does the Error 404 Mean? What can Cause the 404 Error? Variations of Error 404 Not Found The Impact of Error 404 on SEO The Impact of Error 404 on Site Performance How to Fix the 404 Error on WordPress? Update the Permalinks of Your WordPress Website Find the Cause via Debugging Using FTP for Fixing the 404 Error Set Up 301 Redirects For Renamed or Moved Content Use cPanel for Redirects Fix WordPress 404 Error (Internet Explorer) How to Create Your Error 404 Not Found Page How to Monitor 404 Errors Going Forward Option 1 – Google Analytics Option 2 – WordPress Plugin Option 3 – Third-Party Audit Tool Option 4 – Google Search Console Last Words Read more: https://www.todhost.com/blog/how-to-fix-error-404-not-found-on-your-wordpress-site.html
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In this tutorial on managing your products and categories in OpenCart, we will cover the following: How to Add Product Categories in OpenCart How to set up product attributes in OpenCart How to add products to your store in OpenCart In this tutorial we will show you how to add product categories in your OpenCart store. Product categories are used to organize your products to make it easier for your customers and visitors to find the exact product they are looking for. You can categorize your products as you find it suitable for your product portfolio. Furthermore, a product can be added to more than one category in case you find it suitable. In order to add a new product category in OpenCart you will need to login into your OpenCart admin panel and navigate to the Catalog dropdown from the main navigation menu. This will redirect you to the OpenCart categories list. In case you have demo data installed on your OpenCart you should see some demo categories already created. You can easily remove these categories by selecting them via the check box row and clicking the Delete button on the top right corner of your screen. To add a new category, please click on the Insert button located at the upper right corner of your screen. On the next page you have a few fields to fill in with the characteristics of your product category. You are completely free to input the data that most suits your needs and best describe your products that will be added to this category later. For this tutorial we will use some demo data to create a new category. First, we should input the Category Name as well as some data for the search engines such as the meta tags and meta keywords. You can leave the last 2 empty or fill them later. Next, you can input some category description. This information is used to help your customers to get better idea of the products organized in this section. If you believe your category name is self-explanatory you may leave this field empty or fill it later. When you are done on this page you should refer to the next tab from the tabs navigation called Data. Here you can specify if this is a subcategory by setting a parent category. If a parent category is set the newly created category will be set as a child category. You can select a parent category by start typing an already existing category name in the Parent field. Additionally, you should select the store for which your category will be added. OpenCart support a multi-store configuration which makes this field mandatory. If you have a single store configuration you should check the "Default" store to make the category active for your store. If you scroll to the bottom of the page you will be able to set an image for the category and the sort number of the category. If you would like this category to be your first one in any list on your website you should set this to zero. Make sure your category status is set to Enabled to have this category active when created. From the last tab in the tab navigation of this page you may choose the layout of the category. Leave this unchanged if you do not have any custom category layout for this section. When you are ready with your new category settings, please click Save at the upper right corner of your screen to create your product category. Read more: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/883/How-to-Manage-Products-and-Categories-in-OpenCart.html
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Google Maps is one platform for optimizing your business locally. Optimizing for local searches has been found to be very effective in gaining new inquiries and sales. In fact, according to report by Search Engine Watch, “there is a 20.1% increase in clicks to call, clicks for directions, and clicks to a business’s website” with Google My Business (GMB) interactions when comparing stats from 2017 and 2018. This is quite huge and should not be taken lightly! But in order to generate these clicks, your website’s GMB profile needs to be visible to interested searchers. To give your business the highest probability of showing up in Google Maps for searches relevant to your business, we have provided a checklist below of GMB optimizations to help you achieve this. 1. Create or claim your Google My Business profile The first thing you need to do is actually create your Google My Business profile. Follow these steps to set up your Google My Business Listing Step 1: Log into the Google Account you want associated with your business (or create a Google Account if you don’t already have one). Step 2: Go to google.com/business and select “Start now” in the top right-hand corner. Step 3: Enter your business name. Step 4: Enter your business address. Step 5: If you go to your customers’ locations, rather than having them come to you, check the box “I deliver goods and services to my customers.” And if you work out of your house or another address you don’t want publicly shown, Check “Hide my address (it's not a store) Only show region.” Finally, select your Delivery area. Step 6: Choose your business category. Try to choose the most accurate category possible -- you’re essentially telling Google which type of customers should see your business listing. Step 7: Add your business phone number or website. Step 8: Choose a verification option. If you’re not ready to verify your business yet, click “Try a different method” → “Later.” How to Verify Your Business on Google There are several ways to verify your GMB listing: By postcard By phone By email Instant verification Bulk verification Postcard Verification Step 1: If you aren't already logged into Google My Business, sign in now and choose the business you want to verify. (If you're already logged in, you'll be at the verification step.) Step 2: Make sure your business address is correct. Optional: Add a contact name -- that's who the postcard will be addressed to. Step 3: Click "Mail." The postcard should reach you in five days -- make sure you don't edit your business name, address, or category (or request a new code) before it comes, because this could delay the process. Step 4: Once you've gotten the postcard, log into Google My Business. If you have more than one business location, select the location you want to verify. If you only have one, select "Verify now." Step 5: In the Code field, enter the five-digit verification code on your postcard. Click "Submit." If your postcard never shows up, or you lose it, you can request a new code by signing into Google My Business and clicking the "Request another code" blue banner at the top of the screen. Source: https://www.todhost.com/blog/a-checklist-for-optimizing-your-website-in-google-maps.html
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This post shares Googles report on how they fight fake business profiles on Google Maps. This post originally appeared on the Google blog. Happy reading. Google Maps helps people explore, navigate and get things done—and increasingly people are using Google Maps to find local businesses. Over the years, Google has added more than 200 million places to Google Maps and every month connect people to businesses more than nine billion times, including more than one billion phone calls and three billion requests for directions. To help people find the places and businesses they're looking for—both big and small—Local Guides, business owners and people using Maps every day can contribute to business information. Google gets millions of contributions each day (like new business profiles, reviews, star ratings, and more) and the vast majority of these contributions are helpful and accurate. But occasionally, business scammers take advantage of local listings to make a profit. They do things like charge business owners for services that are actually free, defraud customers by posing as real businesses, and impersonate real businesses to secure leads and then sell them. Even though fake business profiles are a small percentage of the overall business profiles on Google, local business scammers have been a thorn in the internet’s side for over a decade. They even existed back when business listings were printed, bound and delivered to your doorstep. Google take these issues very seriously and have been using a wide array of techniques and approaches to limit abuse on their platforms. These scammers use a wide range of deceptive techniques to try to game our system—as Google shuts them down, they change their techniques, and the cycle continues. Although it’s important to note that Google makes it easy for legitimate businesses to get their business profiles on Google, they’ve also implemented strict policies and created tools that enable people to flag these issues so they can take action. It’s a constant balancing act and Google is continually working on new and better ways to fight these scams using a variety of ever-evolving manual and automated systems. But Google can’t share too many details about these efforts without running the risk of actually helping scammers find new ways to beat their systems—which defeats the purpose of all the work they do. Google understands the concerns of those people and businesses impacted by local business scammers and back in 2017 announced the progress they have made. There was still work to be done then and there’s still work to be done now. Google has an entire team dedicated to addressing these issues and taking constant action to remove profiles that violate their policies. Here’s more information about the progress Googgle has made against this type of abuse last year: Source: https://www.todhost.com/blog/how-to-fight-fake-business-profiles-on-google-maps.html
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OpenCart provides you with the ability to set your store under maintenance. While having this mode activated, visitors will not be able to browser your product catalog or submit new orders. Only you as logged administrator will be able to access the full version of your website. This is a perfect solution if you plan to perform updates, perform changes on your website or update your catalog. Further Reading How to install OpenCart on a live server How to install an Opencart template Important Steps After an OpenCart Installation OpenCart Configuration Tutorial How to Activate the OpenCart Maintenance Mode To activate the OpenCart Maintenance mode, please login your OpenCat admin panel and refer to the System>Settings section via the menu on the left. OpenCart Settings Menu From the store list page click on the edit icon for your store and proceed to the Server tab from the tab navigation. OpenCart Server Settings On the server tab page scroll down and locate the Maintenance Mode radio button. OpenCart Maintenance Mode Set the Maintenance Mode to On and save your settings to enable it. Your store should be under maintenance now. OpenCart Maintenance message Please note that if you are logged as admin in your OpenCart store you will be able to access the store frontend. To see the maintenance message, please logout and refresh your store home page. Further Reading How to install OpenCart on a live server How to install an Opencart template Important Steps After an OpenCart Installation OpenCart Configuration Tutorial OpenCart Error Reporting If you experience any technical difficulties with your OpenCart store it might be a good idea to enable the OpenCart error reporting. These options will help you debug the issue by providing you with additional information on what exactly went wrong with your script. OpenCart supports two different options for error reporting. On the one hand, you may enable the general error reporting which will display the errors directly into your browser or you can activate the error logging which will write all errors into a file located in your OpenCart installation directory. The inconvenience of the first method is that all of your visitors will be able to see the errors displayed on your website but see the errors directly via your browser may help you narrow down the problem. To activate the error reporting, please login your OpenCart Admin dashboard and navigate to the Settings menu. OpenCart Settings Menu From the Store list click on the edit icon next to your store name and proceed to the Server settings tab. Scroll to the bottom of the page and locate the Error reporting options. OpenCart Error Reporting Options If you enable the Display Error option, your site errors will be directly visible on your website. In case you would like to have all errors logged, enable the Log Errors option and make sure you have a valid error log name. If you enable the Log Errors option you will be able to read your error log either by directly downloading it from your OpenCart root directory or via the Admin Dashboard. To access the Error log via the admin area of your OpenCart, please refer to the Error Logs section via the main navigation menu. OpenCart Error Logs Be advised that your OpenCart error log might get quite large in case your OpenCart generates a lot of warnings or errors. Clear OpenCart error log In case you have the Log Errors option enable you should regularly check the error log and clear it via the Clear Log option. Further Reading How to install OpenCart on a live server How to install an Opencart template Important Steps After an OpenCart Installation OpenCart Configuration Tutorial Backup OpenCart Database OpenCart provides an easy to use interface to backup and export tables or your entire OpenCart database. If you would like to create a backup of your OpenCart database, please login your OpenCart admin dashboard and navigate to the Backup/Restore section via the main navigation menu. From the 'Backup & Restore' click on the Select All option to mark all of your OpenCart tables and use the export button at the top right corner of your screen. Be advised that exporting your OpenCart database might take some time depending on the size of your database. In case you need to have only a specific table exported, click on the Unselect All option and mark only the desired table(s) you would like to download. As soon as your database is exported your browser will automatically begin the download process. You can store the database backup on your computer and use it to restore your database or tables any time via the import feature. Further Reading How to install OpenCart on a live server How to install an Opencart template Important Steps After an OpenCart Installation OpenCart Configuration Tutorial Restore OpenCart Database OpenCart provides a user-friendly interface to restore your store database backup by uploading it via the Admin Dashboard. Depending on your backup, you can restore a single table or the entire OpenCart database via the Backup/Restore section. To access the Backup/Restore section, please login your OpenCart Admin Dashboard and click on the link via the main navigation menu. To import your database backup, click on the Browse button and select the database dump from your local computer. When you are sure that the correct SQL file is selected, click on the Import button at the top right corner of your screen. Be advised that importing and restoring your OpenCart database might take some time depending on the size of your database. When the process is complete you will see the Success notification. Source: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/882/OpenCart-Maintenance-Tutorial.html
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Joomla extensions do significantly improve the functionality of your Joomla website. From security, SEO, site speed and other functionalties, extensions are of great importance. They can enhance your Joomla site front end and improve the experience of your visitors. They can enhance your Joomla administrator panel and help you administer your site more efficiently. It's hard to imagine a website without Joomla extensions. In this blog post, you will find our list of best Joomla extensions that we would recommend for almost any Joomla site. Here is our list. Please note that the order does not mean any preference. 1. JCE (Joomla Content Editor) Extension Price. The basic Core version is free. The enhanced Professional version costs 26 Euros. Extension Description. JCE is the best WYSIWYG extension in Joomla. It's reliable, hassle free, and packed with easy-to-use editing features. It gives you the power to create the kind of content you want, without limitations, and without needing to know or learn HTML, XHTML, or CSS. Key Features Includes advanced Image, File and Link handling, plugin support, and an Administration interface for editor configuration. Office-like functions and familiar buttons make formatting simple Upload, rename, delete, cut/copy/paste images and insert them into your articles using an intuitive and familiar interface Create Links to Categories, Articles, Weblinks and Contacts in your site using a unique and practical Link Browser Easily tab between WYSIWYG, Code and Preview modes. Create Tables, edit Styles, format text and more... Integrated Spellchecking using your browser's Spellchecker Fine-grained control over the editor layout and features with Editor Profiles assigned by area, component, usergroup and user 2. Akeeba Backup Extension Price. The basic Core version is free. The enhanced Professional version costs 40 Euros for one year. Extension Description. This is a one-click backup and recovery solution with multiple backup formats. It's the best extension in Joomla for backing up your site. Akeeba Backup has a great documentation, excellent support, and many reviews from happy customers. Key Features: The Configuration Wizard configures itself for optimal operation with your site, automatically. The fastest and most reliable native PHP backup engine. One click backup. Integrated restoration for same server restoration. Site transfer wizard. Transfer your site between servers fast and easily. Restore with Akeeba Kickstart (free of charge script): restore extracting the backup directly on the server; no need to upload thousands of files by FTP! Choose between standard ZIP or highly efficient JPA archive format. Exclude specific files, folders. Exclude specific database tables or their contents. Unattended backup mode (CRON job scheduling), fully compatible with Webcron.org Archives can be restored on any host. Useful for transferring your site between subdomains/hosts or even to/from your local testing server (e.g. XAMPP, WAMPServer, MAMP, etc). Read full post at https://www.todhost.com/blog/best-joomla-extensions-recommended-for-every-website.html
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The OpenCart software is one of the most easy-to-use opensource applications providing all core functionalities required to start an online store. It is completely open-source which means you can download, install, use or modify OpenCart free of charge without any legal limitations and start your online business in just few minutes. OpenCart has hundreds of Payment gateways and Shipping modules integrations available so you can easily start receiving payments and handle your clients' orders. Additionally, OpenCart comes with a powerful, yet intuitive Administrative Dashboard through which you can easily manage your store, customers, orders and products without the need of any programming or technical knowledge. General Settings Before start selling your products on your newly installed OpenCart store you will want to configure the basic settings of your store such as your store name, address, logo and other basic configuration options. To do this you will need to login your OpenCart admin panel with the administrative username and password you have set during the installation process. To access your OpenCart, please refer to http://yourdomain.com/admin -- you should replace 'yourdomain.com' with your actual domain name. When you login your OpenCart Admin Dashboard you will be displayed with a general overview of your store. To access the General Settings menu, please refer to System → Settings from the main navigation on the top. On the next page, please click on the Edit link next to your store name. This will redirect you to the General Settings tab via which you can change your Store name, physical address, email and telephone/fax. Next, click on the Store tab from the sub navigation menu to input your Store Title and Meta Tag Description. You can also change your OpenCart template via the Template drop down menu or select a different Default Layout. To configure your OpenCart Store Local Settings, please click on the Local tab from the sub navigation menu. Here you can change your store country, region/state, store language, currency, length and weight class. The rest of the tabs in this section will be reviewed in details in our following sections. Read full tutorial at https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/881/OpenCart-Configuration-Tutorial.html
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Security should be everyone's concern. Our experience have shown that small website owners who don’t use WordPress security plugins think that only those websites with huge traffic are prone to malicious attacks. The reality is that just because your website is small, doesn’t mean that your site is not going to be the target of malicious attacks. In fact, small websites are actually an easier target for hackers because most of them don’t take any safety precautions to protect their site from hackers. Unless you take any safety precautions quickly, you could be allowing the bad guys to sabotage your online business. This post on the best WordPress security plugins wants to make sure everybody is protecting their WordPress from hackers. When it comes to choosing a WP protection plugin, there is no one size fits all solution. Each one is unique in terms of the features it offers. Take a look at each one of them below, and install those products that you believe best suit your needs. https://www.todhost.com/blog/wordpress-security-plugins-compared-to-find-which-works-best.html
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Speed is important for user experience and Google also love fast websites. Talking about website speed is something we continually do to encourage website owners take advantage of the benefits of a fast loading website. So today we’re going to share with you everything we know about speeding up your WordPress website, all in this one ultimate guide. Whether you’re just starting to use WordPress or are a seasoned developer, you’ll find something useful in this post! Over 34% of the web is now powered by WordPress. While this is awesome, it also means there are thousands of different themes, plugins, and technologies all having to coexist. For the everyday WordPress user, this can quickly turn into a nightmare when their site starts to bottleneck and they don’t know why or even where to start troubleshooting. Today we’ll be diving into applicable steps you can take right now to see speed improvements on your own WordPress sites. We’ll also share some resources that have been invaluable to us. Here are the areas we cover in this post: WordPress Site Types: Static or Dynamic Choose High-Performance WordPress Hosting Choose a Server Closest to Your Visitors Premium DNS is Better Than Free DNS Your WordPress Theme Matters The Lowdown on WordPress Plugins Optimal WordPress Settings Why Cache Is so Important Image Optimization Is a Must Fine-Tune Your Database Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN) Offload Media and Email When Needed How to Find Bottlenecks and Slow Plugins Recommendations on Back-End Optimization Tips on Front-End Optimization Always Optimize with Mobile-First in Mind Read fukk blog post at https://www.todhost.com/blog/the-complete-guide-to-wordpress-speed-optimization.html
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Website performance optimization is the focal point of technologically superior website designs and the primary factor dictating success for modern online businesses. After all, unimpressive website performance kills a businesses’ bottom line when the torture of waiting for slow Web pages to load frustrates visitors into seeking alternatives. We created the following in-depth speed optimization guide to show you how important it is to have a fast loading, snappy website! In the following guide, we’ll try to explain the technical details while at the same time provide you with easy to follow instructions that you can start implementing right away! We hope you’ll find it valuable and perhaps share-worthy! Speed Performance sells! Lightning-fast page load speed amplifies visitor engagement, retention, and boosts sales. Instantaneous website response leads to higher conversion rates, and every 1 second delay in page load decreases customer satisfaction by 16 percent, page views by 11 percent and conversion rates by 7 percent according to a recent Aberdeen Group research. Key Aspects of Website Speed Optimization: 1 – Introduction to Website Speed Optimization 2 – Website Performance Impacts Business Success 3 – Speed Optimized Mobile Website Overshadows Desktop 4 – Common Business Mistakes that Kill Website Performance 5 – Website Speed Testing – Identify Performance Bottlenecks! 6 – How to Improve Website Speed? Read full blog posts: https://www.todhost.com/blog/basic-website-speed-optimization-guide.html
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Understanding Googles ranking signals had been the top most desire of search engine optimization specialists and webmasters. Because Google makes hundreds of adjustments to their algorithm every year, it is a good idea to put your focus on the most important among the ranking factors that make the difference and determine the success or failure of your online business. To begin with, determining the most important factors is not so easy as it requires an analysis of thousands or millions of websites coupled with your experience to make a decision. Luckily for us, SEMrush undertook the projject, performed this analysis, Ranking Factors and has made the data publicly available. Analyzing and understanding this data can help you understand how to adjust your digital marketing strategy, and which changes you can implement to improve your visibility. So here we go with the top 7 most important ranking factors you should be paying attention to. Read full blog post at: https://www.todhost.com/blog/the-top-most-important-google-ranking-factors.html
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The powered by WordPress link usually come with a free theme installed from the WordPress theme directory and will usually appear in the footer of your site. If you’re running the default theme, it’ll definitely be there, if it is a custom theme, it will be a link to the website of the theme developer. More resources: What you should know about optimizing your WordPress website for speed Most developers wouldn't want an advert link to their theme developer and will prefer their customized link instead to promote their business. The most common practice is to keep the footer for information about you: your site, your business, or your brand? In WordPress, the problem is not whether the “powered By WordPress” message can be removed but how to do it. The method you will use in removing it will depend on the way the developer has added it to the theme. Sometimes, this would rquire some investigative work to locate the file where this linkk is located and them removing or editing it. More resources: Top 5 Security Issues with WordPress and How to Fix Them So in this post, you will learn how to remove the “powered by WordPress” message and link. But before we go into that, let us consider a few things about removing the "powered by WordPress" 1. How to Remove “Powered By WordPress” with a Plugin 2. How to Remove “Powered By WordPress” Manually 3. When would you want to remove “Powered By WordPress”” 4. How Not to Remove “Powered By WordPress 5. Are you allowed to remove the message? 6. How to Remove “Powered By WordPress” Using a Function 7. How to replace the “Powered By WordPress” with your custom code Read full post: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/877/How-to-Remove-the-Powered-by-WordPress-Footer-Link.html
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Maintaining a healthy WordPress is fundamentally important for every website manager. From optimization tips, to security, to maintenance, running updates and lots more, we need to implement best practices to be sure we are free from hackers, stay safe and healthy. Fortunately, the release of WordPress 5.2, came with some great features and improvements for the WordPress CMS Being the most popular CMS today. We will in this post examine some basic tips necessary to keep your WordPress website healthy. Your WordPress site health can be based on tests your WordPress website passes successfully. If you pass all of them, your score would be 100%. As it focuses on ensuring that your site is up to date, healthy, and secure, the Site Health Score is, undoubtedly, something that will help make the web better. Is Site Health Score Percentage Actually Important? The simple and straight answer to this will be yes! You will find out that most of the tests your website will have to pass for a good site health score are performance and security related. So, passing the site health test simply means you are up-to-date with security and performance for your WordPress website. Most people would like their website to run smoothly and be as likable as possible. Seeing a 100% score will give you the reassurance that your WordPress website is performing exceptionally well. We are aware that people are naturally highly competitive and will strive for the precious 100% score. Because of that, we decided to share some tips on how to get that perfect score on your website. In fact, this goal is not as hard to accomplish, as some may expect. So, let’s get on with the guide! 1. Update Your WordPress Version The first test your WordPress website must pass is the update test. It is important that you maintain a healthy WordPress website by keeping up with the latest updates. That simply means you have to be running the latest version. It is extremely important that you ensure you are run the latest version of WordPress. Please note that prior to performing the actual update of your WordPress platform, it is important that you ensure a full backup of the current website is performed. To proceed with the actual upgrade, you will have to log into the WordPress Dashboard, go to Update (Dashboard → Update), and then click on the “Update Now” button. After doing that, make sure you don’t click back or try reloading the page. Usually, you would only need to wait a few seconds. Also, keep note that your website will be in maintenance mode during the time your WordPress version is being updated. Following the installation of WordPress 5.2, go to Tools → Site Health to check your score. When you go there, you will see that this tool helps you a lot in your way to the perfect score. You will be able to see not only your current score but also all the recommended improvements. Additionally, you can check out every test that your website has already passed. We’ve managed to get these awesome 100% score, and we will help you accomplish it for your website. It’s fairly easy. Read full blog post: https://www.todhost.com/blog/how-to-maintain-a-healthy-wordpress-website.html
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After a successful installation of your osCommerce ecommerce website, you now need to set it up with the basic configuration. This tutorial details the key configuration you will need to undertae after an osCommerce installation. How to locate osCommerce configuration files How to Configure store information in osCommerce Manage Payment Modules Manage Shipping Methods Manage currencies Manage Tax Rates Manage Customers in osCommerce Read full article at:: https://www.todhost.com/knowledgebase/875/osCommerce-Configuration-Tutorial.html
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