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How to start with Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) on WordPress
Continue reading: How to start with Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) on WordPressIt’s nice when thing’s stay still – especially when you’re looking at a webpage. Simply put, CLS is a measure of how still a webpage stays while a user is… -
Remove Out of Stock products from WooCommerce Related Products
Continue reading: Remove Out of Stock products from WooCommerce Related ProductsLooking at a WooCommerce client recently who has opted to display (albeit not prominently) out of stock products in their store, sometimes we were seeing those OOS (out of stock)…
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How to disable reviews in WooCommerce
Continue reading: How to disable reviews in WooCommerceSometimes clients and developers want to know how to do something… and there’s a setting sitting somewhere, for which the exact option can be configured. This is exactly the case… -
Manage your Google Drive files from (any) Desktop with Google Drive File Stream
Continue reading: Manage your Google Drive files from (any) Desktop with Google Drive File StreamIf you’re looking to gain some cloud based storage space, or even to manage your Google Drive files more simply from your Desktop (without having to go online) there has… -
How to find PayPal Custom Payment Pages!
Continue reading: How to find PayPal Custom Payment Pages!If you’ve run a PayPal account for a few years, maybe you have a number of custom payment styles. A good while back now – I think in 2017 –… -
Getting your website ready for Cyber Monday
Continue reading: Getting your website ready for Cyber MondayIt’s never too early to get ready for Cyber Monday when you’re in business. The annual technology sales event following the US Thanksgiving weekend has become an international phenomenon. Why… -
Find out Apache, MySQL, PHP (etc) versions via Plesk
Continue reading: Find out Apache, MySQL, PHP (etc) versions via PleskAre you running Plesk on your dedicated server or VPS? Do you want or need to know what version of MySQL, PHP, Apache – or anything else – your box… -
Cloudways Easter Voucher Code
Continue reading: Cloudways Easter Voucher CodeCloudways has an offer happening over Easter 2018, which will get new customers 20% off their first three invoices (i.e. 20% off for three months). What’s The Deal? 20% off… -
Complete WooCommerce Speed Optimization Guide
Continue reading: Complete WooCommerce Speed Optimization GuideAs accredited WooCommerce Expert developers, Silicon Dales offers a full WooCommerce optimization service to medium and larger Woo stores, but what do we actually do? Well, not everything in our… -
Location of functions.php in WordPress
Continue reading: Location of functions.php in WordPressThis question was asked of us recently, after a tutorial we posted, so I’m putting this out there in case anyone else wants to know this – and also so… -
Make WooCommerce Password Reset work with Cloudways (Varnish Exclude)
Continue reading: Make WooCommerce Password Reset work with Cloudways (Varnish Exclude)If you are speeding up your WooCommerce website, and getting it hosted nice and fast by utilising the optimized managed WordPress hosting available at Cloudways, you may sometimes (not always)… -
How to use blog commenting to maximum effect – are you looking at them the wrong way?
Continue reading: How to use blog commenting to maximum effect – are you looking at them the wrong way?Blog commenting has always had it’s place in the tool box for an SEO. It has a bit of a chequered history, and recently (the last 2 or 3 years)… -
How to use local schema structured data to improve exposure & search rankings
Continue reading: How to use local schema structured data to improve exposure & search rankingsOne of the strategies that has really become important for our clients is the ability to add reviews to their website (and by extension star ratings), that show up in… -
How to Transfer/Move Vhosts in Plesk to Utilise Extra Storage
Continue reading: How to Transfer/Move Vhosts in Plesk to Utilise Extra StorageLet’s imagine, for a moment, you inherited – or setup – a dedicated server which runs Plesk version … whatever … and attached to that server you have some mounted…
