Backup, Backup, Backup. And then restore. First and foremost in making sure that your website is safe and secure, is thinking about the worst case scenario and if everything was to go wrong, working out how you would go about getting your site up and running as quickly and smoothly as possible. Remember that your backups are only as good as ... Read More »
Following WordPress 5.0—a major release which introduced the new Block Editor—5.1 focuses on polish, in particular by improving overall performance of the editor. In addition, this release paves the way for a better, faster, and more secure WordPress with some essential tools for site administrators and developers. Site ... Read More »
Below is an announcement from the G Suite Updates blog. As Google partners we prices match these products and will be following in April, but of course we'll be doing it in £ not $'s! If you have any questions on how G Suite could help your business do drop us a line More than a decade ago, we introduced Gmail—our first cloud-native ... Read More »
With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) just around the corner, one side of the personal information that you hold may be within your WordPress website. Back in April WordPress, as an organisation, started addressing the tools that each website administrator would need to address the operational requests that website users can submit ... Read More »
Brilliant News! WordPress 4.8 has been released and it has some great new functionality to improve and ease your use of the software. From the release statement: Though some updates seem minor, they’ve been built by hundreds of contributors with you in mind. Get ready for new features you’ll welcome like an old friend: link improvements, ... Read More »
WordPress have released version 4.7.5 which is a security release and addresses six known issue within WordPress core. That being said there is precedent back in January where a major vulnerability was delaying in it's announcement due to it's severity. You can ready the the full announcement here: WordPress 4.7.5 Security and Maintenance ... Read More »
We are really happy to let you know that we have updated the version of PHP that we offer to run your websites. These can be selected via the "Select PHP Version" feature in your Cpanel dashboard. The updated version are: PHP5.6 ~ Has updated to ea-php56-php-5.6.27-1 PHP7.0 ~ Has updated to ea-php70-php-7.0.12-1 PHP7.1 ~ Has updated to ... Read More »
</encode> is pleased to announce that we now offer free Let's encrypt SSL certificates to every one of our customers. This is a free service that will be offered with every web hosting package. It is already enabled and ready to use for all customers. What is Let's encrypt? Unsurprisingly some of our customers or prospects do not know what ... Read More »
An updated version of Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Outlook® (GAMMO) is now available:What's New Click-To-Run editions of Outlook 2013 and Outlook 2016 are now supported. Windows 10 is now supported. Migrates email using the Gmail API. Removed deprecated 2-legged OAuth command line ... Read More »
In an effort to further increase security, in the coming weeks Google will be changing the main Google Calendar URL from 'www.google.com/calendar' to 'calendar.google.com.'Following the launch, the old Calendar url will simply redirect to the new one, so the overall impact of this change on Google Apps customers should be minimal. A few things ... Read More »