While you work to bring your site into compliance for GDPR, you’re going to find out that you need to add extra info, links, etc. This has a good chance of requiring you to add some HTML, so I decided to do a quick how-to: What is HTML? There’s more to know about HTML, but…
(This post was written at the end of 2017 looking forward to 2018; it will be updated as needed.) It seems the nefarious types are on a roll these days: WordPress hacks are becoming more common than they used to be. I’ve dealt with more hacked sites this year than any other year, and various…
Sometimes if you’ve made sites changes or plugin changes but aren’t seeing them on your site, the easiest thing to do is to clear your site’s cache, if you use one, or your browser’s cache – and an easy way to clear your browser cache is to install a “quick clean” browser addon: For Chrome:…
If you’ve been thinking about starting or moving to a self-hosted WordPress blog, you might be thinking that it’s going to be expensive. WordPress might be free, but the “self-hosted” part is giving you pause. Here’s the truth: You can run your own self-hosted blog for about $9 per month. Or less. Here’s how: Buy…
You know the old adage “you learn something new every day?” Well, today it’s certainly true. Today I learned that it’s possible for someone to steal a domain out from under someone. Insane, right? Read the story here on Mashable (and she’s also posted it on her site): Blogger Pulls Off $30,000 Sting To Get…
Updated January 2019 What does the WordPress dashboard have to do with baby pelicans? Absolutely nothing. I just happen to be a sucker for baby pelicans, so I could not resist using this photo. 🙂 WordPress has its own terms for various things. This is a cheatsheet to help you get familiar with these terms:…
I get a lot of questions about the difference between WordPress.org and .com, and it seems that people are often confused—and rightly so. WordPress is WordPress, right? Well, sort of. Usually when people talk about “WordPress,” they mean blogs that people run on their own domain on their own host, i.e. “self-hosted.” This traditional WordPress-powered…
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