A new client came to me with an interesting problem. She was able to access her WordPress site on phone and Kindle but not on either one of her laptops. When she tried to use either laptop, she’d get the following error with both Chrome and Firefox browsers: This screenshot …
Secure WordPress site setup is a must-have skill for designers and website owners. In this post I’ll share why it’s important for WordPress sites to be secured from the root up and where to find the the training to do the job properly. Once upon a time it was simple …
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Over the past several years Google has been working hard to migrate all of their properties to work over SSL (Secure Socket Layer). In 2014 Google announced that adding an SSL certificate to your website would give you a minor ranking boost. This is because Google takes security very seriously …
This post is the third installment in our SSL series. This case study discusses the tasks that we needed to do when moving from HTTP to HTTPS and what needed to be done after the SSL migration. While this post is written primarily for WordPress users, the instructions and concepts …
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In part 1 of this series we looked at what SSL is, why you would want it, and how to get it installed on your site. The next thing you need to do is to get WordPress using SSL secure connections instead of the default insecure connections. In this post, …
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