Finally, The Fedora Project has released its 25th version of the highly popular Linux distro. This version comes in three editions namely the Workstation, Server, and Atomic distributions. Read what's new in Fedora 25 at Fedora Magazine. If you are currently running on Fedora 24, then follow this post to get it upgraded to the latest … Continue reading How To Easily Upgrade From Fedora 24 To Fedora 25
If you have recently added a custom domain to your WordPress.com site and want to harness the power of Cloudflare CDN, you have come to the right place. In this article, I'll show you how you can add your WordPress.com site to Cloudflare for free. Note: If your WordPress site is self-hosted is hosted on … Continue reading How to add your WordPress.com site to Cloudflare
Here's how to redirect the non-www URLs of your website to the www version using Cloudflare without touching your .htaccess file. Most of the websites are accessible using both, the non-www URLs and the www URLs. But usually, people don't prefer that in order to comply with the best SEO practices. This is because search engines … Continue reading How to redirect non-WWW URLs to WWW using Cloudflare
WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems in the world, and it powers millions of websites. However, out of the box, WordPress isn't always optimized for speed, performance, or search engine rankings. In this article, we'll discuss several techniques for optimizing WordPress to ensure that your website runs smoothly and efficiently. Use … Continue reading How to optimize WordPress for better performance
History of Emoji in WordPress WordPress 4.2 introduced emojis (smileys) that basically added JS and other junk all over your site posts & pages; something many people found shocking. Check out this question on the WordPress Development StackExchange site. Many people found it as an unwelcoming move by the WordPress core development team because it increased the … Continue reading How to disable emojis in WordPress
AMP Project is an open-source initiative spearheaded by Google that aims to provide mobile-optimized content that can load instantly everywhere. AMP is a way to build high-performance web pages for static content that render fast. And, there are three important elements to AMP - AMP HTML AMP HTML is the usual HTML extended with custom AMP … Continue reading How to setup Google AMP in WordPress
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