Until now, I have never used HTTPS for local development domains. Now, I had to use it for a project, and here is how to set up HTTPS with Virtual Hosts on XAMPP for Local Development. Before the update, I […]
Want to bring your ideas to life, to make them take up residence in the reader’s mind, lurking in the background, tugging, pulling, and cajoling their emotions until they think and feel exactly as you want? Then you’re going to love […]
On this publish, we’re going to undergo the HTTP Security Headers and configurations it is best to use on your challenge so as to save your server. At first, we take into account that each one request and response are […]
Ever marvel why some websites pump out viral put up after viral put up? Or why do some manufacturers have merchandise that flies off the cabinets whereas their competitors fall flat? Or why you couldn’t resist clicking on a hyperlink […]
Let me assume you are concerned about your website’s safety or make it more secure. And you would like to know what is HTTPS, different from HTTP. You might have an SSL certificate and you don’t know how to Force […]
How to display C# code in a WordPress Blog. A cool way to get WordPress to format and syntax highlight your code. Just replace the single quote to double quote. Like SourceCode to sourcecode.
Are you an Affiliate?? Do you want to show your affiliate product in the widget?? Yes, you are in the right place now. I just created an Image Slider for you. The Affiliates Image Slider Widget works from your Media […]
In this article, I would like to discuss XAMPP Multi-Port Configuration: Host Multiple Websites on One Server Easily. Setting up XAMPP with Multi-Port allows you to run multiple web applications or websites on a single server. XAMPP is a popular […]
For example, you want to show logged-in users a link to their profile and a link to sign in or register for users who are not logged in. In this article, I will show you, how to change menu after […]
A pingback is a type of comment that’s created when you link to another blog post where pingbacks are enabled. Trackbacks are a way to notify legacy blog systems that you’ve linked to them. If you link to a WordPress blog they’ll be notified automatically using pingbacks, no other action necessary.
Think of trackbacks as the equivalent of acknowledgements and references at the end of an academic paper or chapter in a text book. To send a trackback, add the trackback URI from the other blog post to the Send Trackbacks module in your blog post before you publish it. A trackback URI from a WordPress blog will end with /trackback/.