Wordpress Tip: get current category with query-posts
If you’re theme developing, especially using a theming framework like Carrington (in my case), you might want to create a generic query to grab posts based on a category, without creating creating...
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This was bugging me. A random grey box was showing up on our support form. After using Firebug to right click on it, and "Inspect Element", I could tell it was a hidden input form field, being inserted...
View ArticleUse Skitch to upload screenshots to support
Sometimes when working with our 24/7 email support team to troubleshoot issues it is best to include screenshots of errors, so that both parties have a clear, common understanding of what's going on....
View ArticleWordpress Upgrade Error
You may see the following error when upgrading WordPress : Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2354671 bytes) in...
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Kalnitsky Law Launches Practice
While describing her practice, Ruth said: While representing clients in the private sector is both challenging and gratifying, I wanted my practice to also include the populations that need legal...
View ArticleHow to Move Domain Name Servers
Changing your nameservers is typically the last step to move your web hosting to Sustainable Websites. It's important to ensure before this step that you have been able to log in to your control panel,...
View ArticleHow Do I Create a PHPinfo Page?
Sometimes it is necessary to find out more information about the version of PHP your server is running. All versions of PHP come with a very simple and endlessly useful information function: phpinfo();...
View ArticleCheck Your Wordpress Config Permissions - How to Show Which Permissions a...
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View ArticleWhy Do I Get a Certificate Warning When Accessing CPanel?
It looks like a scary warning, but due to the way that cpanel is set up on a shared server, this is actually normal behavior. The technical details are that your site does not have it's own secure...
View ArticleWordPress Security Tips
If you are hosting a WordPress site, security is something you should definitely be paying attention to. WordPress is one of the most frequently hacked web site software systems. So, it makes sense to...
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