Website How-tos

Streaming is a term often used to define the display of video and audio media in real time. Basically, there are two types of streaming. The “real” streaming requires a special service which broadcasts the audio/video information in real time. … Continued

A Content Management System (CMS) is an application through which you can easily create and manage dynamic web content. A CMS separates the different parts of a website (content, design, functionality) and thus allows for easier website management. When using … Continued

When a visitor browses your website, his/her browser caches your images, html, style sheet and other files locally for better performance. If you have the so-called “Last-Modified” header set in your pages, next time when the same visitor loads your … Continued

Having a website look the same on different browsers has been an ongoing issue for the web designers all over the world. The reason is simple – the visualization of a website depends on many different variables such as: How … Continued

Using customer error pages is a relatively simple task. Most modern content management systems have their own way of creating a custom error page or it can be achieved by adding a plugin that has this functionality. If you would … Continued

There are basically two options to provide your developer with access to edit your website. Full cPanel Access (Shared Hosting Accounts) To grant your developer full cPanel access, you should provide them your cPanel username and password. You may lookup … Continued

If you would like to limit access to your website during its development, so that only you and your developer can access it, there are several ways to do that. Use a maintenance plugin There are plugins for web applications … Continued

Nowadays browsing on mobile devices is a very common thing. Having that in mind, it is important to make sure that all of your visitors have a great experience, regardless of what type of device they’re using to access your … Continued

Most modern Content Management Systems like WordPress use templates that have a built-in functionality to show a mobile version of the website to mobile users. This is done by checking the user agent used by the visitor. If it is … Continued

There are multiple ways by which users can reach your site. Use a QR code to advertise your mobile site – this is automatically created for you and can be used on posters, flyers and in print media. Search engines … Continued