by Let's Build a Website | 22 Sep, 2018 | WordPress Tutorials Categories
First of all, I would like to explain what SSL is. SSL stands for secure socket layer. Yes sounds very technical right? And quite boring! Well, it doesn’t have to be! 1. SSL explained SSL or a security certificate gets installed on your web host. It encrypts the... 
by Let's Build a Website | 26 Apr, 2018 | WordPress Tutorials Categories
What is a mobile-friendly website? A mobile-friendly website means that your website looks good on all mobile devices; including iPad, iPhone, Samsung etc. That the user has . no issues reading the text on the page, that the images are not blocking parts of the site,... 
by Let's Build a Website | 26 Sep, 2015 | WordPress Hosting - Category, WordPress Tutorials Categories
When you have a WordPress website, you should only use companies that specialise in WordPress Hosting. What is WordPress Hosting? WordPress hosting ensures if you set up a website in WordPress that it will run properly and it will perform at its best. If you use a... 
by Let's Build a Website | 26 Sep, 2015 | Install WordPress, WordPress Hosting - Category, WordPress Tutorials Categories
Install WordPress with a few clicks! It’s easy and quick to install WordPress with CPanel. Most hosting companies have CPanel these days. The apps used to install WordPress are called – Softaculous or Fantastico. CPanel is fast becoming the new trend... 
by Let's Build a Website | 12 Mar, 2014 | WordPress Tutorials Categories
Has something bad happened to your website? If you have backed up your website, then you should be able to restore the SQL database of your site. Restore SQL database via CPanel The easiest way to restore an SQL database is via CPanel. If your backup file is a... 
by Let's Build a Website | 29 Dec, 2013 | WordPress Tutorials Categories
This may seem like a silly question, but for non web savvy people this can be a frustrating thing to try and work out! The WordPress login is usually your domain name or your website name with wp-admin after it. It needs to have the forward slash after the domain...