The htaccess file is a configuration file used in web servers, primarily the Apache server, to control and modify the behavior of a server and browser interactions. The name “htaccess” stands for “hypertext access,” and it allows webmasters to exert fine-grained control over various aspects of their site’s functionality. Video Tutorial Showing How To SEO… Continue reading How To SEO .htaccess Code
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301 Redirect Using .htaccess
If you manage your own website (or your client’s) you will eventually require to explore redirection rules using .htaccess file. Do keep in mind, most web server setups allow you to quickly and easily setup 301 redirections through web server “Redirect” options. If you have cPanel, then, you should first explore using cPanel Redirect instead… Continue reading 301 Redirect Using .htaccess
301 Redirection
HTTP 301 Moved Permanently redirect status response code means that the resource requested has been permanently moved to the URL given by the Location headers. A browser redirects visitors (including user-agents and search engines like Google) to a new URL as set by 301 redirection rules. How to 301 Redirect Using cPanel How to 301… Continue reading 301 Redirection
How to Install and Setup Wordfence Security in WordPress
Using security plugins along with better security measures for your WordPress CMS is only smart. WordPress’s popularity makes it ideal for hackers to try gain access to WordPress sites. That is why using Wordfence Security and Firewall plugin is a great choice to increase security of your installation. Wordfence Import Settings 386694919d5afa41ee9d165768b2389f5ac65376a16e3aed7454940e5bcca2e87370bc881867249490b1e9cd71d3d7b9cc1b7fbe8453bde253b9af3e11de266b96fb982dc9f831b6ac5d389474fb61df How to Use… Continue reading How to Install and Setup Wordfence Security in WordPress