WordPress
Why WP Engine Users Should Consider Moving Their WordPress Sites Amid the WordPress Conflict
As a WordPress website creator with our own high-speed hosting servers, I understand the importance of reliable, secure, and adaptable hosting for your WordPress sites. The recent conflict between WP Engine and WordPress may not be on every website owner’s radar, but it should be. In light of the issues between these two companies, WP…
Read MoreUnderstanding Clickjacking: Why Most Website Owners Need Not Worry
The other day, a client reached out concerned about an email they had received that appeared to address a security concern with their website. The email was sent from someone who claimed to be an “Ethical Hacker” and who was involved in “security research.” The subject of the email was VULNERABILITY REPORT : CLICK JACKING…
Read MoreWhy Backups are Your Business’s Superhero Before Updating WordPress
Dear Busy Business Owners, Let’s face it, in the bustling world of business, updating your WordPress site feels a lot like that awkward family reunion. It’s necessary, but you’d rather be doing… literally anything else. However, before you click ‘update’ faster than a kid hitting snooze on a Monday morning, let’s talk about the unsung…
Read MoreHas Your Website Slowed Down?
Does it seem as if your website has slowed down in the past couple of weeks? Many people in various forums are reporting that they sense a speed reduction recently, and are asking for advice. Could a virus cause the internet to slow down? The Effects Of COVID-19 On The Internet While it is true…
Read MoreWordPress Plugin – WPCentral Major Vulnerability
We’ve just heard news of a major security vulnerability in a popular WordPress Plugin called wpCentral. This plugin allows owners of multiple WordPress plugins to manage all of their websites through a single control panel. This is partly what makes this plugin vulnerability such a serious and potentially dangerous security issue. The vulnerability that was…
Read MoreNew Responsive E-Commerce Website
One of the things we are really proud of here at The Ian Scott Group is that over the years, our client retention rate is extremely high – perhaps one of the highest in the web development business. When we started back in 1997, many of our associates through other businesses at the time became…
Read MoreWordPress & Minimum PHP Version
For some website owners, they will have a surprise waiting for them if they try to update their version of WordPress to the scheduled new release of V. 5.2. WordPress has announced that version 5.2 will be released and along with that, the minimum version of PHP required will 5.6.20. If you are using anything…
Read MoreSpeed Matters: Why You Should Speed Up Your Website! (With Some Tips)
With being in business for over 20 years, we’ve certainly seen many new web development and web design businesses come and go – and one of the most frustrating things for some of their clients has been the issue of site speed. Many of today’s web developers seem to give site speed hardly a second…
Read MoreWooCommerce Payment Link When Not Logged In
All E-commerce platforms can be complicated and often, with security and other updates, functionality can unexpectedly change. Of course, store owners just want things to work as expected and often are not aware of reasons why something might change. Some of the reasons that functionality of an e-commerce platform can change include: Security issues that…
Read MoreShould You Buy A WordPress Theme?
Recently, with lots of marketing being done by theme creators and sellers, there’s been some questions about the idea of purchasing a WordPress theme to either create a new website or revamp an existing one. The idea of being able to purchase a “theme” and have a brand new website with just a few clicks…
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