We've been working on this one for some time and are really excited to announce that we now are including ShortPixel credits as part of monthly plans Ready and up. This includes Ready, Aim, Fire, and Bullseye. Not sure what plan you're on? Just ask! ShortPixel Details So, here are the details of the offer. We have worked with ShortPixel to provide these credits. Right now, we are offering each website that has a plan with 3,000 monthly credits. These credits are to be used to …
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How to Remove Noreferrer From Your Affiliate Links (including Gutenberg)
Since the launch of WordPress 5.0, which included the new Gutenberg editor, the core team has included the addition of the noreferrer tag on any links that open up in a new window. Considering most people open up external links (links not pointing to your own domain) in a new window, they have been adding the noreferrer tag to all of these links. This also includes affiliate links. Here is what they look like when you open the source code: You will see the parts in the rel= section. …
New Pricing, Features, and Plan
This is a hard post to write for us because we have worked very hard to keep our pricing low and attainable for any size business and blogger out there. We think we did a good job over the past couple of years, but it has caught up to us. Let's be honest, no one likes to get an email from a company saying "we're increasing our prices, but you get the same service!" That's why we aren't doing that because I know I hate when I get those emails or letters about new pricing with less …
New Website and New WordPress Support Plans
Hello everyone! I hope you're doing well today. We are a little excited today as we have just finished up the new redesign of iMark Interactive. If you've been here before, then you probably notice is looks different. We hope you like it. We decided to move away from our other theme because it was cumbersome and didn't keep everything clean as we wanted it. We also wanted to change up our color scheme a bit to make it more modern and friendly. We've moved back to the Genesis framework to keep …
How to Block Malicious WordPress Login Attempts with .htaccess
Let's face it, Wordpress is great, but it's also the widest used open-source content management system with over 60 millions sites. Day in and day out, Wordpress sites are hacked. Why? Basic security protocols are not being followed. While there are hundreds of articles about how to tighten up security, I'm going to share one tip I use on all my sites. I like to call it a login lock down wall. That's not the technical term, but it's more fun to say! How You Can Stop Malicious Wordpress …