If you are working with a WordPress site and getting the dreaded “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.” message, fret no more! WordPress has a config that allows you to enable unfiltered uploads define( ‘ALLOW_UNFILTERED_UPLOADS’, true ); This, however, does not always work. Especially on Multisite, which may only allow unfiltered

I needed to set a cookie via .htaccess, to ensure it was always in the browser, regardless of what the website was doing. Setting a cookie is rather easy, it will look similar to: Header set Set-Cookie “cookieName=value; Expires=Wed, 15 May 2222 07:28:00 GMT” The next morning I attempted to login to the site and

Have you run into this scenario? You have content that needs to live on multiple sites but you are concerned about SEO issues duplicating said content? As search engines crawl the web looking for pages to include in their search indexes they may run across content duplicated from another site. When that happens the search

I was recently asked for the total number of posts on a WordPress website. Normally as simple as looking at the number in the dashboard, however in this instance the WordPress install was a Multisite with nearly 100 sites. That would have taken far too long to do manually, but what about having MySQL do

Transferring data from one Google account to another is typically as easy as sharing the files with another user and making them owner. There is a caveat though, you have to be on the same domain or GSuite account. Transferring ownership from your business account to your personal account is “not possible”. I found myself