by Ben Roberts | Jun 2, 2019 | PHP, WordPress
If you run WordPress on a Windows server, whether in a production setting, or developing with a product such as WAMP or MAMP for Windows, you may run into a really annoying issue where you don’t have permission to view or move an uploaded file. The cause is PHP....
by Ben Roberts | May 29, 2019 | Uncategorised
There’s something really satisfying about finding out how to solve a problem and then sharing the solution with the world. Today – how to add Google fonts to a site built using Zurb’s Foundation framework. For those who don’t know, Foundation is a really cool...
by Ben Roberts | May 29, 2019 | Development, WordPress
Do you use Browsersync as part of your workflow? Have you noticed that when you start Browsersync and a new browser window opens, the URL is localhost rather than the actual URL of your site? Annoying isn’t it? The problem is that when you try to make changes in a...
by Ben Roberts | May 29, 2019 | Hosting and Servers, Security
Webmin, and its big brother, Virtualmin, are control panels for managing Linux servers. They take care of all aspects of virtual hosting. And they are superb. Oh, and free. Annoyingly, I sometimes get locked out of the Webmin interface. I check the Webmin service is...
by Ben Roberts | May 29, 2019 | Quick Tips, Security
Just took an urgent call from a client who was concerned their Android phone had been hacked. Adverts were appearing featuring the following URLs (don’t worry – they are disabled): These were pop-up adverts that just appeared, covering the whole screen. I immediately...
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