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How to Install Drupal in Control Web Panel

Drupal is a popular content management system (CMS) for security conscious professionals who want to develop highly customized backend solutions and integrations. InMotion Hosting is a trusted Drupal host and contributor, with years of experience supporting Drupal users globally. Below we’ll cover how to install Drupal in Control Web Panel (CWP), formerly known as CentOS Read More >

Using Simple History

If your organization has multiple users working out of the same WordPress site, keeping track of changes can be difficult. While WordPress contains a few tools to help you keep track of changes made on pages and posts, you may find that insufficient for your purposes. If you are looking for a tool that will Read More >

URL Structure for SEO

Making sure your website has a clear and straightforward URL structure is a great way to make your website easier for humans and search engines to navigate.  In this article, we will break down URL structure, explain why it matters for your website and its SEO, and share some best practices for structuring URLs. What Read More >

Control Web Panel (CWP) Cron Jobs

Crontab, short for “cron table,” is a Linux program for maintaining and scheduling cron jobs. Common tasks you might automate include: When only using the terminal, novice programmers may find themselves researching cron job syntax for their preferred schedule since “* * * * *” doesn’t include any contextual clues. Control Web Panel fixes this Read More >

How to Install Ajenti Server Admin Panel

Ajenti is a powerful, lightweight control panel for Debian, Ubuntu, and Enterprise-based Linux servers like AlmaLinux. Ajenti developers state that the web panel may work on other *nix-based distributions but recommend using the manual installation method to do so (not covered in this tutorial). Built with Python and JavaScript, when you install Ajenti you actually Read More >

Keyword Density in Rank Math

Keyword density is a metric that measures the percentage of times a keyword appears on a page compared to the total number of words on that page. With the help of useful plugins such as Rank Math, you can automatically track a piece of content’s keyword density directly from your WordPress page editor.  This article Read More >

Using the PublishPress WordPress Plugin

One way to manage your editorial workflow within your WordPress dashboard is through the use of the PublishPress plugin. This plugin contains a number of features that will make it easier than ever to manage editorial workflows and create meaningful, quality content for your WordPress website. Whether you work alone or with a team, PublishPress Read More >

301 Redirects WordPress Plugin

While it is possible to manually create 301 redirects for URLs that are no longer in use via the .htaccess file, you may find this process time-consuming. This is particularly true in cases where multiple redirects are necessary, which is where redirection plugins come in handy. One such plugin is the 301 Redirects WordPress plugin. Read More >

Redirection WordPress Plugin

One way to re-route traffic from defunct or unpublished WordPress pages and posts is by creating 301 redirects. While it is possible to set up these redirects via the .htaccess file, you can use one of a variety of plugins to easily and quickly create redirects within the WordPress dashboard itself. A popular redirection plugin Read More >

Using the Oasis Workflow WordPress Plugin

If your WordPress website has multiple users that produce and edit content, it can be difficult to keep track of content production and editorial workflows. To assist with this, the Oasis Workflow WordPress plugin provides a number of features that will help you organize editorial workflows and keep track of content updates on your site. Read More >

How to Remove Tags from WordPress

The longer your blog exists and the more posts you continue to add to your blog, the more tags you may end up having in your Tags list. There may be situations where you need to remove tags that no longer need to be on your site. The following tutorial shows how to delete tags. Read More >

Keyword Density: Does it Matter for SEO?

Keyword density is essentially how many times you use a keyword or keyphrase on a webpage.  It has long been thought of as an important ranking factor for Google, and an essential method for helping a webpage’s ranking, but it is not as important as it once was.  In this article, we will explain keyword Read More >