Time to first byte (TTFB) is a value in microseconds measured from the moment the query is sent until the user receives the first byte of data sent by the server. Unfortunately, this parameter isContinue reading
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What is the difference between free SSL certificates and paid SSL certificates?
We are all fascinated recently by the magic of the green padlock in the browser bar. It is pointed out by Google, but also web browsers often warn us against unencrypted data. An SSL certificateContinue reading
Installation of LiteSpeed Cache – WordPress
LiteSpeed Cache can be a great way to maximize your website speed using only the default configuration. LiteSpeed Cache communicates directly with the LiteSpeed installation on the server to save and handle static copies ofContinue reading
Why technical domain is a good solution?
What is a technical domain for hosting account? Each client, by creating a hosting account recives from us a free technical domain in form login.smarthost.pl (where login is the account name given when ordering theContinue reading
Changing domain name in WordPress
During changing our domain,where we have wordpress to another we meet a problem with changing site url addresses and wordpress’s addresses which are assigned to actual installation. We will show a few ways to editContinue reading
LiteSpeed or Apache , what should I choose for my site?
Most of users ask themselves – should I choose Apache server or maybe LiteSpeed server? Today, I will try to help with answer to that question. Now the most of site servers are based onContinue reading
Turning on the SSL certificate in WordPress – guide
Turning on the SSL certificate in WordPress If You want your site working on secure connection, or the method you use does not work fully, I encourage you to read this guide. A secure, encryptedContinue reading