When working with PHP, it is very useful to have a “toolbox” of handy functions and code snippets that can save lots of time when needed. Today, I’m going to show you 10 super useful code snippets that you probably never heard of.
Third-party commenting engines like Disqus, Facebook Comments or Intense Debate make it easy for you to enable commenting on any website /blog but there’s one downside – some of these commenting engines are implemented in JavaScript and hence search engines may not be able to read /index the comments that visitors are writing on your web pages.
In other words, your web pages will rarely get any SEO boost as comments are rendered in JavaScript within an <IFRAME> and hence the text is not visible to search engines.
That seems to have changed recently at least in the case of Google.
Have you seen this error in Google page speed? Leverage browser caching!! Here’s the fix
Browser caching of external resources can increase loading time of a web page and decrease server load. In this article i will explain how to enable mod_expires and to improve page speed as page speed is now 1 of Google’s many SEO factors.
Browser caching should be used for static resources such as pictures, css and js files etc.
Even if you’re not planning on selling online, a well-crafted site is essential for any business.
My business is very small, just me and two employees, and our product really can’t be sold online. Do I really need a website?
That’s a good question. In fact, it’s one of the most important and most frequently asked questions of the digital business age.
Running Magento stores in Australia differs very little from any other country, but there are a few things that you need to do for compliance with ATO requirements and to ensure that Magento calculates taxes correctly. The following is an outline of the necessary configuration and settings you may need to consider when setting up Magento for an Australian store.