271 results for «WordPress» (page 20 of 28)
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Will changing hosting hurt your Google ranking?
No, as long as the site keeps answering, with the same addresses and the same content. Search engines do not rank a site by the company that hosts it; they…
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The WooCommerce cart empties by itself or shows the wrong items
A customer adds a product to the cart, moves on, and the cart comes up empty. Or, worse, it shows items they never picked. Both are the same problem seen…
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Preparing for a traffic spike: a campaign, a launch or a live event
A traffic spike is not solved on the day: it is solved in the days before. What brings a site down in a campaign is not the total number of…
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PostgreSQL or MySQL: which one for your project
If you are installing WordPress, Joomla, PrestaShop or another ready-made application, use MySQL (here, MariaDB): that is what those applications were written for. If you are writing your own application,…
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Internal links: how to link your own pages so nothing stays hidden
Internal links are the links from one page of your site to another page of your site. They do two jobs: they take the visitor to the next step and…
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Abandoned carts in an online shop: why people leave and how to win some back
Someone picks a product, puts it in the cart and vanishes. It is normal: most visits to a shop do not end in a purchase. What is worth doing is…
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The site moved but something is broken: what each symptom points to
After a move, each error almost always has one typical cause. Instead of redoing everything, read the symptom, go to the most likely cause and confirm it in the error…
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Product images for a fast shop
In an online shop, photos are what sells and also what weighs most. A product page with oversized images opens slowly, and the customer who waits leaves. The rule is…
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Alt text and file names for images: what to write, and what to avoid
Alt text is a short phrase that describes the image to those who cannot see it: screen readers, slow connections where the image did not load, and search engines. Write…
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High TTFB: how to find where the server response time goes
TTFB (time to first byte) is the time from the request to the arrival of the first byte of the reply. If it is high, the page is slow to…





