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Block attempted admin logins with WordFence
WordFence has the ability to automatically block IP addresses that attempt to sign into the WordPress website with a common administrator account name. Common admin usernames Tip: review Common administrator usernames attempted by hackers for a list of common admin usernames you can enter into WordFence. Instructions See also Read More
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Block Internet sites on Windows using the hosts file
A hosts file is a plain text file used by many operating systems to map hostnames (such as www.humanextended.com) to IP addresses (such as 63.250.43.134). Today, the vast majority of mapping is performed by the global domain name system (DNS), but the hosts file still exists on Windows as a local override. The hosts file Read More
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Check a domain in Google DNS
This guide shows you how to query and interpret a domain in Google DNS using your browser. The Domain Name System (DNS) is a foundational part of the internet. It converts easy-to-remember domain names (i.e., humanextended.com) into numerical IP addresses that computers use to locate each other (i.e., 63.250.43.134). Beyond name resolution, DNS also stores Read More
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Build a good backup strategy for your WordPress website
A robust backup strategy is essential for protecting your WordPress website from data loss, server failures, malware, and human error. This guide walks you through key considerations and best practices to ensure your site can be restored quickly and safely when needed. 1. Start with your hosting provider Many WordPress hosting providers include backup and Read More
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Toggle visibility of rows in Excel without right-clicking or a macro
In the following worksheet, the top three rows contain step-by-step instructions. This is nice for new users but might be a little much for experienced users. An experienced Excel user can highlight the rows and click Hide. This works on all platforms but is not very user friendly. Another option is to write a macro Read More
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Find my Keap App ID (Application ID)
A Keap App ID (also called an Application ID) is a unique identifier for your Keap CRM account. It is used for: The process of finding your App ID depends on your edition of Keap. Keap Pro, Max, and Ultimate If you don’t see a profile icon in the lower-left corner, you are probably using Read More
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Set a custom icon for your WordPress site
A website icon, also known as a favicon, is the small image that appears next to your site’s name in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search results. It’s a simple but powerful way to reinforce your brand and make your site look more professional. Changing the icon in WordPress is easy and does not require a plugin: Step Read More
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Find the last updated date of a WordPress plugin
The last updated date of a WordPress plugin is the date the plugin last received an update in the wordpress.org plugin directory. You can use this date to help assess whether a plugin has been abandoned. The last updated date is set whenever the developer publishes an update, including simple updates to indicate compatibility with Read More
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Update WordPress plugins without breaking your site
Keeping your WordPress plugins up to date is essential for security, performance, and compatibility. However, updating plugins without a proper strategy can lead to broken features, site downtime, or data loss. In this guide, we’ll walk you through a safe and reliable process to update WordPress plugins. About automatic updates WordPress supports automatic updates. This Read More
