admin (@admin@mastodon.raddemo.host)
Top 5 #Security Features Every Hosting Provider Should Offer (Especially for Small Businesses & #WordPress Users)
This article outlines the top 5 security features every hosting provider should offer (especially for small businesses and WordPress users).
Running a small business means juggling a dozen priorities. Your website should be the one thing you can ...
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denispetitclerc (@denispetitclerc@mstdn.ca)
Fin du premier mois de l’année, avez-vous amélioré votre présence en ligne?
Parfois, je me fais demander pourquoi prendre la peine de maintenir un site Web à jour. Et ce, peu importe qu’il soit monté avec WordPress, Joomla, Wix, Weebly, Shopify et autres.
En voici les raisons principales : conserver une présence en ligne crédible, utile à votre clientèle et référençable pour les moteurs de recherche et les IA (la nouvelle réalité).
#maintenanceweb #wordpress #joomla #wix
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2026 (@2026@jeffpaul.com)
Agree and Amplify: Funding Open Source as Digital Infrastructure
Open source software powers critical digital infrastructure, but funding rarely reaches the people who maintain it. In response to Dries Buytaert’s recent post on funding open source for digital sovereignty, I argue that this is not just a government procurement issue. It is a systemic one. From WordPress to Tailwind, widespread adoption is too often mistaken for sustainability. If organizations depend on open source to operate and scale, contributing back (including funding) needs to be treated as a baseline responsibility, not optional goodwill.https://jeffpaul.com/2026/01/agree-and-amplify-funding-open-source-as-digital-infrastructure/
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website (@website@digi.geek.nz)
Now that you’ve got the basics of your WooCommerce online store done, it’s time to start thinking about the next level. There are so many more functionalities you can unlock. This blog post will provide inspiration for certain directions you can take, but keep in mind there’s lots more possible. One of the reasons you started using WordPress and WooCommerce. […]
https://digi.geek.nz/website/woocommerce-store-next-level-with-bookings/
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honorat79 (@honorat79@mastodon.social)
Mi nuevo #articulo de la semana... 2026: Un año que promete calidad y diversión... Los próximos lanzamientos
Hoy hablo de los juegazos que vienen #seguidme aquà 👇
#gamer #pixelart #PS5 #XboxSeriesX #PCGaming #Wordpress #blog #gamedev #VideoGames
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nueva-seccion-noticias-de-wp-e-ia (@nueva-seccion-noticias-de-wp-e-ia@blogpocket.es)
Nueva sección: Noticias de WP (e IA)
Descubre la fascinante relación entre WordPress y la Inteligencia Artificial. Blogpocket.es lanza una nueva sección dedicada exclusivamente a las últimas noticias y novedades que surgen de esta poderosa combinación. Mantente al dÃa con las innovaciones que transforman el mundo digital y la experiencia de usuario en WordPress.https://blogpocket.es/nueva-seccion-noticias-de-wp-e-ia/
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lovedbyai-plugin-para-optimizar-la-visibilidad-en-las-busquedas-de-ia (@lovedbyai-plugin-para-optimizar-la-visibilidad-en-las-busquedas-de-ia@blogpocket.es)
LovedByAI, plugin para optimizar la visibilidad en las búsquedas de IA
LovedBy.ai lanza una plataforma innovadora para experiencias de IA empáticas y centradas en las personas.https://blogpocket.es/lovedbyai-plugin-para-optimizar-la-visibilidad-en-las-busquedas-de-ia/
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pmmueller (@pmmueller@mastodon.social)
Jean Galea has written a phantastic post called
»My 7-Year-Old Wanted to Build a Website.
Should I Still Teach Him WordPress?«
If you're into WP I think it's a must read.
From governance problems to a market overview of other cms solutions and the impact of AI - he describes the situation we're in, and I found myself nodding along.
What will he teach his son? Well, you'll have to read the post.
https://wpmayor.com/wordpress-replacement-2026/
#WordPress #CMS #AI #Shopify #StaticSiteGenerators #Squarespace #Wix
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wpbot (@wpbot@wptoots.social)
New AI Agent Skill for WordPress https://wordpress.org/news/2026/01/new-ai-agent-skill/ #WordPress #wpnotices
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prexclusiv (@prexclusiv@nrw.social)
Hallo, hier ist einmal eure Unterstützung gefragt. Ich setzet bei #WordPress auf #Kadence und ein Template für #SmallBusiness. Doch weder Kadence noch das Template bieten für die Blogseite eine Paginierung an. Hat hier irgend jemand eine Idee oder kennt ein Plugin, dass das anbietet? Nur für diesen einen Punkt Express, Plus oder gar Ultimate anzuschaffen, das wäre etwas zuviel des Guten. Danke vorab für Hinweise!
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mikehindleuk (@mikehindleuk@mastodon.social)
A few little tweaks and tidy ups over on the business website 🔧
Built with WordPress and the default Twenty Twenty-Five theme.
Super happy to have persevered with block themes and the block editor now.
I stopped offering WordPress/web design services last year, but absolutely love maintaining my own sites 🤩
#wordpress #webdesign #webdev #design #graphicdesign #branding
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juergen_hubert (@juergen_hubert@mementomori.social)
Still trying to figure out my website outages.
To recap: I have two #MediaWiki wikis and one #WordPress site. And there seems to be _some_ background process which starts soon after 23:00 UTC (or 24:00 in France, where the servers are located) which puts such a strain on the website that I get a lot of "504" errors for a few hours. The exact duration is variable - sometimes it lasts for one or two hours, and sometimes it lasts way into the morning. But I cannot identify what causes it from the Apache logs - there is no clear, consistent trigger to be found there.
Last time I asked customer support, they suggested that I check my plugins and background processes. But I don't know enough about website administration to know where to look.
For what it's worth, my WordPress website uses the following plugins (all updated to the latest versions):
ActivityPub
Contact Form 7
Include Mastodon Feed
JM Twitter Cards
Leaflet Map
MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress
TablePress
WP DSGVO Tools (GDPR)
The site is here:
https://sunkencastles.com/
The extensions on my wiki can be found here:
https://wiki.sunkencastles.com/wiki/Special:Version
Does _anyone_ have any idea what kinds of background processes on MediaWiki or WordPress might cause this kind of outage, and how I could check it?
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