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WordPress blocks: what are they and how to customize your site using them
WordPress blocks provide a new way of customizing the website’s content and appearance. These blocks allow WordPress users to add and edit...
How to submit your website to search engines and start ranking
Search engines drive around 93% of all web traffic. Therefore, submitting a website to search engines is an essential step to rank higher on search...
What is a dedicated IP & does your website need one
If you’re currently looking for a web hosting plan, you might have come across the term dedicated IP (Internet Protocol) address. Often...
What is a subdomain?
A subdomain is a prefix added to a primary domain (e.g., support.hostinger.com). It’s commonly used to organize and structure content like...
Localhost refused to connect: 5 solutions to fix the Error
Among the different network connection errors you might encounter is “localhost refused to connect” or the...
How to start dropshipping in 7 steps
Dropshipping is a business model that lets you sell products online without stocking inventory. You partner with suppliers who handle storage,...
How to make a website from scratch in 12 steps
A website is a digital space on the internet for sharing information, showcasing details about yourself, your business, or a cause. It’s a...
How to check your website’s PHP Error log
Any website can go through some troubles and stop working. When this happens, it will display an error message to you and the visitors. Unfortunately,...
How to install WordPress on subdomain: 2 proven methods
A subdomain is a part of a domain name used for creating independent websites that serve as extensions of the main website. They typically house...
How to remove directory in Linux: deleting files and folders using rmdir and rm commands
Learning the Linux command line is essential for system administrators, as it’s widely used for virtual private server hosting. While you can...