Microsoft are a long time players in the browser wars with the Internet Explorer browser – but it has a problem, a branding problem – no matter how much they improve Internet Explorer it will always be remembered for it’s poor performance and inability to stick to web standards – […]
As an IT support worker it’s hard to go a day without using Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC). And yet even as a key tool to managing an Active Directory environment it has massive usability issues. “Advanced Features” option In the ‘view’ menu you’ll find a “Advanced Features” option […]
There are a huge number of WordPress plugins available to extend WordPress – this has contributed to the success of WordPress bringing it to power 27% of the internet’s websites. Almost 50,000 free plugins are available from the WordPress plugin directory – as well as paid or “premium” plugins from third-parties. […]
What is the GPL? When WordPress plugins and themes are released they’re typically licensed under the GPL (General Public License) – this spells out the rights and limitations to using the software. Whilst licensing under the GPL isn’t a requirement, it is the preferred license as it used for software […]
Having recently purchased an item off the Envato Market I was surprised at just how hard they make the whole process. The expectation of consumers is a few clicks to select, pay for and download an item – but the Envato Market is nowhere near this simple. Before looking at […]
When engaging a WordPress developer there’s one very simple but important question you must ask – do they develop or implement. With hundreds of thousands of free plugins and many more premium plugins there’s an alarming trend of people claiming to be ‘WordPress developers’ but when it comes to the development […]
Here’s a list of seven easy things you can do to speed up a WordPress website. 1. Remove plugins Any plugins you have enabled are potentially slowing down your website – some times more than others. Check your plugins page in wp-admin and remove any unnecessary plugins which you’re not […]
‘Phishing’ emails are designed to convince the recipient to share his or her personal information with an Internet-based criminal. Usually they will pretend to be from a financial institution like PayPal or a bank but can also be from individuals offering a deal that’s too good to be true. The […]