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2 Ways to Fix The Dreaded Mixed SSL Warnings: Parts of This Page Are Not Secure

Let’s say you have just added an SSL certificate to your WordPress site and now you are seeing an error in your browser. No matter which web browser your visitors are using, if you have any non-SSL elements loading on an HTTPS page, visitors are going to see a broken lock with some kind of …

Use the WordPress Gutenberg Editor to Make Your Pages Exciting

by Tom Milliken

Since WordPress 5, the Gutenberg editor has been the default editor for editing posts and pages. The goal of the new editor is to give users more of a visual approach to editing content. If you don’t like the new editor, you can install the Classic Editor plugin. With the Classic Editor settings, you can …

4 Reasons to Use Responsive Web Design

by Tom Milliken

What is Responsive Web Design? Responsive web design is an approach to designing a web site so that it will accommodate devices of various screen sizes and orientations. It makes use of CSS (cascading style sheets) media queries to determine the type of device that the user is using. Media queries are placed in your …

Installing WordPress on Your Local Machine in 10 Steps

by Tom Milliken

This video is about Installing WordPress on Your Local Machine in 10 Steps. If you are just beginning to learn web development or just want to play around with WordPress, this tutorial will get you started. This tutorial applies to Windows and Mac OS.