Once you have installed an SSL certificate on your Linux Hosting account, you will need to update the .htaccess file to ensure that visitors are automatically redirected to the HTTPS version of your WordPress site. Note: These guidelines are not relevant for Managed WordPress accounts that have an SSL certificate, as the certificate itself automatically handles the HTTPS redirection once it…
WordPress has a functionality known as Multisite, which allows you to manage several WordPress blogs from a single installation. This capability was previously known as WordPress Multi-User (MU). Activating this feature necessitates a high level of expertise in configuring WordPress, and it is advisable not to enable it unless you are at ease with modifying your wp-config.php file. Note: You must…
A .htaccess file allows you to manage the operation of your website or a particular folder within it. For instance, placing a .htaccess file in your root directory will impact your whole site (www.myonlinefurniture.com). If you add it to a /content folder, its effects will be limited to that specific directory (www.myonlinefurniture.com/content). .htaccess is compatible with all Linux hosting accounts….
How to Prevent WordPress Comment Spamming
Enabling comments on your WordPress site is an excellent method to engage with your users and customers, as well as foster a sense of community. However, it can lead to your site becoming a target for SPAM if appropriate preventive actions are not implemented. In mild instances, comment SPAM may simply be bothersome for your users. In more severe situations,…