Find Post’s Primary Category with Yoast
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00110022 Tutorials
Tutorials for Web Developers and more. Easy and fun!
00110022 Tutorials
Tutorials for Web Developers and more. Easy and fun!
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Manage Databases and Users in MySQL
You create users and databases with the CREATE command and delete them with the DROP command. Delete databases and users: Create databases and users: Change the user’s password: Add permisions to the user for the database: Keep in mind that…
Change PHP Upload Size
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Allow WEBP and Other File Types to be Uploaded in WordPress
WordPress allows a number of file types to be uploaded by default (e.g. PNG, JPG, etc.). For the file types that are not allowed, it will display an error message when you try to upload them: "Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons."
Set Image Sizes in WordPress
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Install Samba on Ubuntu 20.04
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Install Apache 2 on Ubuntu 20.04
The webserver... Sure.
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tar – The ZIP for Linux
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Install MySQL 8 on Ubuntu 20.04
This is really easy. 1. Update UbuntuAn update is always a good thing 2. Install MySQL 3. Secure it (remove some test users, etc.) 4. And test it That’s it.