Sometimes you may experience issues with your website. Cases like a blank white screen or “500 Internal Server Error” do not say much. This tutorial will show you how to...
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In order to redirect all non-www requests to your site to the www version (yourdomain.com to www.yourdomain.com), you should set the appropriate rewrite rule at the...
Uploading a website is one of the very first steps novice users have to take in order to publish their creation on the Internet. This tutorial will provide a generalized...
Any software you want to run on your web server has its own parameters which should be met. For example, WordPress requires a minimum PHP version of 5.2.4. Depending on...
A scaled image is an image whose size matches exactly with the size defined in CSS or HTML. Let’s say a user of a website uploads a 400 x 400 dimension picture and...
There are 3 ways to add CSS styles to your website: you can use internal CSS and include CSS rules in <head> section of HTML document, link to an external .css...
Most of the websites online have their own specific logos and in most cases, they are used as website favicons. If you do not know what favicon is, here is a visual...
A great way to boost the speed and reduce resource usage of a website is to use a Content Delivery Network. A CDN will ensure quick deployment of your static content...
In this tutorial you will learn 4 different methods to enable keep-alive. Keep-Alive allows a visitor’s browser to download all the content (such as JavaScript...
When someone enters your site, a request is sent to your server to deliver the requested file. The larger these files are, the longer it will take to load. By...
