If like me you aim to work ahead with posts you’ll be making use of the post scheduling. I wrote a few years ago about scheduling a WordPress post. Looking back I can see that the months and years were set using dropdown lists and textboxes. All was contained within the right hand menu and […]
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Website Analytics and Statistics
Website analytics, or statistics, allow the traffic to a website to be understood. Knowing who is visiting your website, which pages are visited, for how long and if there is follow through, will allow actions to be taken to develop the SEO of the website, modify the security or simply improve the flow of visitors. […]
How to Exclude Your IP Address from Google Analytics ga4
Visiting your own website with Google analytics permitted, and data recorded can skew your analytics results. Counteract the misinformation caused by including your visits in Google ga4 analytics by excluding your IP address, or range of addresses. After all you probably visit your website more than anyone else. With all that blogging and amendments to […]
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Linking to an EventBrite Event
To create a link to one of your EventBrite events which can be added as a link from your website. Login to your EventBrite account to access the relevant details. To view the list of your created events hover over your account icon in the top right hand corner and from the down list select […]
Do you Know the Uptime of your Website?
How often is your website unavailable? Receive an email notification when your website becomes unavailable. A web site which is often unavailable will not be crawled and indexed or referenced to the same degree as one which responds quickly. If your web site is down you might miss that vital inquiry. Or worse still, be […]
Introduction to the Gimp Image Program
The Gimp is an image manipulation program. Much like Adobe’s Photoshop. For many it would provide a viable alternative. And its free! The Gimp is available across most operating systems: Windows; Mac OS and Linux. The Gimp maybe obtained from https://www.gimp.org/downloads/ or downloaded via the Linux repositories. Presentation The image above shows the three opening […]
Exclude Your IP Address in Google Analytics
How to exclude your IP address to get a better balanced set of statistics, without the excess from your IP address. No doubt you visit your website more than anyone else. With all that blogging and amendment of page content, required to keep the website alive with fresh content. So your IP address appears disproportionality […]
What’s the Difference Between IMAP and POP Email
When configuring email clients, Apple Mail or Windows Live, for example, the option will be given to use either POP or IMAP. What’s the difference between POP and IMAP? POP and IMAP are both protocols for the collection and storage of emails. But their approach differs. The simplest way of considering the difference between the […]
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Email Client Configuration
If you need to manually configure your email client program or app the details herein may help as a handy reference. They are typical email configurations for incoming and outgoing email both IMAP and POP. Your mail server references may be different, according to your email hosting organisation. Email client programs, for example Microsoft’s Outlook; […]
Email Configuration Based on 20i Mail Servers
Configuring email client program to send and receive emails. Email may be either POP or IMAP. Often IMAP is chosen for mobile devices and POP for desktop computers. although there is a tendency to automatically create an IMAP based account. In the example below I’ve used the domain example.com and the mailbox account info. Where […]
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