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If your website has been a victim of being hacked, how did it get chosen? The first thing that happens is that a security flaw is found in Wordpress. WordPress updates its files regularly each year as security holes are found so it is important to keep your WordPress version up-to-date with the latest release.  Once a flaw is found,  [ Read More ]

A Favicon is a little custom icon that appears next to a website’s URL in the address bar of a web browser. They also show up in your bookmarked sites, on the tabs in tabbed browsers, and as the icon for Internet shortcuts on your desktop or other folders in Windows. And when I say  [ Read More ]

Commenting Out Code There are times when you are testing template tags, plugin tags, or different bits of code and you need to prevent them from showing or intiating (being active). To do this, you “hide” them with comment codes. To restore their activation, just remove the comment code. To hide or deactivate HTML: <!–  [ Read More ]

WordPress has a built-in powerful post/text editor commonly known as the “Visual” editor, which uses the open source project named “TinyMCE“. When switching from Visual to HTML editor in WordPress or vice-versa TinyMCE executes a back-end filtration process which removes empty tags, and <br> tags from the post. The best feature of this plugin is  [ Read More ]

Text-based email was the most popular way to communicate, however with html email you can create and send beautiful graphics, create clickable links and use interactive forms. HTML email can have the same appearance as a web page. You can include your favorite photos, create colorful newsletters or charts for your friends or business associates. It’s  [ Read More ]

You can use shortcut icons to display your logo or some other small graphic on the Windows Internet Explorer Favorites menu, address bar, and—starting with Internet Explorer 7—page tabs. They have no special Web server requirements and are a great way to add brand recognition to your Web site. The following screen shot shows a  [ Read More ]

This plugin is streamlined for some best practices for WordPress SEO. While it gives you many options the defaults reflect the settings I recommend using. How to use it Here is a list of the most important on-page ranking factors and how they are addressed by this WordPress SEO plugin. You might want to visit  [ Read More ]

Users cannot connect to your Small Business Server 2003 computer by using Remote Web Workplace Article ID: 886206 – Last Review: December 3, 2007 – Revision: 1.3 http://support.microsoft.com/?id=886206 Users try to connect to your Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 computer by using the Remote Web Workplace feature. After the users type their credentials in  [ Read More ]

When trying to upload files over 200KB on IIS 6 the file may never upload and you either get an error or are sent to a blank screen.  By default Windows 2003 server limits file uploads to about 200KB in size.  To overcome this limit you must edit the IIS metabase.xml file. Before you can  [ Read More ]

You may see Event Id 7515 from the MSExchangeTransport pop up in the event logs of servers on which the Exchange 2003 SP2 Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) is enabled. This is because, by design, the IMF does not filter messages larger than 3MB. Microsoft released a KB that explains this, see KB 907691: “Intelligent Message Filtering  [ Read More ]