CentOS is popular for those needing a professional server operating system (OS) like well-respected Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) but without commercial support. Though both are built upon the Linux Fedora OS, CentOS is a free community-driven rebuild of Red Hat started in March 2004. There isn’t a set duration between new version releases but Read More >
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How to Reset Multiple Admin Passwords
If you’ve been running a WordPress site for any significant amount of time, you’ve likely been told how important it is to reset admin passwords regularly. You may have already taken on this challenge and keep it up regularly. However, as your user list grows (if it is growing), you have more and more passwords Read More >
Edit a Page in PrestaShop 1.7
In PrestaShop 1.7, pages such as contact, about, and Terms of Conditions are called information pages. Below we cover how to edit and add pages in PrestaShop 1.7. Edit a Page Add New Page Edit a Page Login PrestaShop. Select Design, then Pages. Select Edit to the right of a page. Edit the title, description, Read More >
Create a Database Diagram in phpMyAdmin
phpMyAdmin is primarily used as a server database management application. But the MySQL/MariaDB software also has a basic entity relationship diagram tool for development and planning purposes. For many this can prevent the need to download desktop software for visualizing relationships between database tables (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many). That is, unless you need highly customized entity Read More >
Fix Hyperlinks With BrokenLinkCheck.com
Not all hyperlinks work forever. Domains expire or change. Websites change permalinks – permanent URLs to individual posts and pages. Content is taken down. Having broken links can affect SEO ratings and upset website viewers. Below we cover how to check your website for broken links with BrokenLinkCheck.com. Fix Broken Links Visit brokenlinkcheck.com. Enter the Read More >
How to Setup Eudora 7 with Secure Sockets
Since the Eudora email client was recently released under an open-source license, people have been asking how to use this with InMotion Hosting’s servers. So, in this guide we will show you how to setup Eudora with a secure socket connection. For this example, we are using the POP option, which downloads your emails from Read More >
Create a Database Diagram in MySQL Workbench
It is helpful to have a visual representation when designing a database. MySQL Workbench allows you to create entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) with relationships between the tables (one to one, one to many) and rearrange them as needed. Below we cover how to create an ERD from a downloaded SQL file. Create a Diagram from Read More >
What are Database User Privileges?
Databases are created and maintained using MySQL. Another MySQL function is to verify credentials and permissions. First, to initiate a connection to a database, MySQL must authenticate a database user and password combination (as well as the hostname from which the request was made). Once the connection is authorized, commands to manipulate a particular database Read More >
Update Matomo Analytics
When Matomo Analytics has a new update available, the administrator is notified via email and the upper-right corner upon dashboard login. Below we cover how to update Matomo automatically within your browser. Update Matomo Select Update automatically on the welcome screen. Pressing Download [Version] prompts you to download the update file to handle manually. <li>After Read More >
Force HTTPS in PrestaShop 1.7
PrestaShop 1.7 allows you to force usage of a SSL certificate (HTTPS) in your admin dashboard by default. Below we cover how to force HTTPS on checkout pages or all pages. If you need to need a SSL certificate, please see our guide covering the difference between free and paid SSL certificates before installing FreeSSL Read More >
Copy PHP.ini from another cPanel Account
Date: December 2, 2019 2 Minutes to Read In this article: Copy From the Server Default Copy From Another Account Copy Using cPanel or FTP Sometimes, when you only need to add a few changes, it’s easy to simply create a php.ini file with only the needed adjustments. However, for improved overall workflow you’d Read More >
Change Product Image Alt Text in Prestashop 1.7
In PrestaShop 1.7 you can change the alt text for product images in the admin dashboard by default. For review, proper alt attributes in images help screen-reader users understand the function or description of the image. Although you could do this by editing code or with an module, below we cover changing the image caption Read More >
Manage WordPress Plugins with WP-CLI
InMotion Hosting servers have WordPress Command Line Interface (WP-CLI) installed. Therefore, you can install and toggle a WordPress plugin using SSH in lieu of the WordPress dashboard. You may want to activate a newly uploaded plugin. Maybe a recently updated plugin prevents you from logging into your WordPress site. Or WordFence Security notified you that Read More >
Change your Favicon in PrestaShop 1.7
A favicon is the 16×16 icon beside the website title in your browser tab. Although many content management systems (CMS) require you install a plugin or upload the favicon file manually, PrestaShop allows you to do so from your admin dashboard by default. You can use our free favicon generator tool or an online service Read More >
How to Delete WordPress Email Logs
There may be a time when you want to remove all emails from your mail logs. For example, you may want to remove outdated emails to clear the logs. As we continue our series on the WP Mail Logging plugin, we will now show you how to delete email logs in WordPress. Note: You must Read More >
How to Resend an Email from WordPress
Are you missing an email that was sent from your WordPress website? Luckily, WP Mail logging lets you easily view and resend any emails that originated from your WordPress site. As we continue our series on the WP Mail Logging plugin, we will now show you how to resend a WordPress email. This is a Read More >
Connect WordPress to Matomo Analytics with WP-Matomo
Among Matomo Analytics’ list of recommended plugins for customizing web analytics is the WP-Matomo (WP-Piwik) WordPress plugin. This plugin allows you to view Matomo analytics within your WordPress dashboard. Below we cover how to setup the WP-Matomo (WP-Piwik) plugin using your Matomo API code. Make WordPress even easier than it is already with a dedicated Read More >
Add Branding to Matomo Analytics
If you have multiple users using the same Matomo installation to view their analytics, you may wish to add custom branding in lieu of the Matomo default logo. You can add a custom logo which shows in the dashboard upper left corner for logged in users and Matomo email reports. Add Logo and Favicon Login Read More >
How to Install Xdebug for Your PHP Application
Bugs running amok in your PHP application? Xdebug is a free program that helps you debug your PHP application. So you can spend more time coding and less time searching through thousands of lines of code for one little bug. Xdebug is highly powerful and highly performant and allows you to get more detailed information Read More >
How to View Your WordPress Mail Logs
Are you missing emails from your WordPress site? As we continue our series on the WP Mail Logging plugin, we will now show you how to view your WordPress Mail logs. This is an important step when troubleshooting email problems in WordPress. For example, you may not be receiving messages from contact form or password Read More >
