Published in For Clients & Technical
Most popular web browsers now display a bold “Not Secure” warning in red text beside unsecured URLs, signaling to visitors that their connection to your website can be hacked. It’s time to add a secure certificate to your site.
Published in For Clients & Tutorial & WordPress
It’s relatively easy to update WordPress, and it really is a case of an ounce of prevention being worth ten pounds of cure. I sometimes help new clients recover after their site has been hacked, but I’d much rather help you not get hacked in the first place.
WordPress’ built-in password protection is great for smaller sites. But sometimes when you want to restrict content you need more granular control or, as in one client’s case recently, a security audit flags the simple-password-approach as being too simple.
Published in For Clients & WordPress
You may already be familiar with instant-load articles on Facebook. Click and the content loads before you can blink. Google is bringing this function to every mobile device via AMP — Accelerated Mobile Pages.
Published in Technical & Web Design
Faster image delivery leads to lower bounce rates and higher conversions. Tobias Baldauf discusses image compression in depth, the new HTTP2 standard, and demonstrates how much they improve page speed and user experience.
If you need to pull data from a lot of posts at once, get_post_meta outperforms get_field significantly.