Are you having trouble sending emails to people who have AOL email addresses, or yahoo email addresses, or hotmail email addresses? Are you trying to send that email from an email address with your own domain name or your business domain name that is hosted on a shared hosting service? i.e. mark@mybusiness.com. (See below for more of […]
Are you wondering, “How do I fix the changes that AddThis made to their/your Smart Layer Buttons?” I have a fix for you. I have been working on a new web design for my own website and so have been looking at it constantly. Suddenly, what was on my website changed. Frustrating to say the […]
Do you have a cPanel web hosting control panel? Do you need to or want to change your cPanel password? Are you wondering if you should tick the box that says, “Allow MySQL password change“? Is there a reason that this is ticked by default? Are you wondering, “Do I want to change my MySQL […]
More and more I am receiving emails from people I know that were obviously not sent from them. They often just have links in them to some site that the hijacker is sending people to, and other times there are other scams like this one (traveling, lost my wallet, send money…), which I have received […]
Xmarks has a service that allows you to sync your bookmarks across browsers. There are built-in options now to sync bookmarks within a browser, but not across browsers. So Xmarks has been filling the gap for a while. Unfortunately I have been having issues for a very long time (many many months) getting it to […]
Instructions on how to create a Forward in a Cpanel based hosting environment (more…)
Are you thinking, “My browser only prints one page of a website, the first page”? Are you using Firefox? There are several instances that trigger printing errors with Firefox. The one I have run across results from declaring overflow: hidden, overflow: auto; or overflow: scroll, which I use sometimes for its self-clearing float effect. The […]
Have you ever entered a keyword phrase into Google with the intent of seeing where your website, or a client’s website is in the search results? Before you get too excited, you will want to “uncustomize” the results. (more…)
In December 2009, Google launched a Beta version of their new “Asynchronous Tracking Code” for its Google Analytics. This won’t affect your current code from operating, but if you want to improve your webpage load times and fine-tune the accuracy of your Analytics data, then then check out this option. (more…)
Here are the basics. If you want to, for example, conduct transactions online with credit cards, via a form or shopping cart, where customers enter their credit card information, you will want to offer your customers the security that once they hit the submit button, their information is not being viewed by other than you. […]