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Backing up WordPress from the Command Line
We often have to back up our website and we do not always want to use plugins or control panel options to do this. Often using the command line is a lot easier and quicker. With the help of your terminal you can ssh into your website and fire a
Sage 9 Beta 3 WooCommerce Setup
Since I wrote my last post on setting up WooCommerce in Sage 9 things have changed once again. Sage 9 beta 3 has adjusted its structure and looks even more like a Laravel app. And WooCommerce has also been adjusted and since WooCommerce 3.0 several patches have been added. So let's
Bootstrap Navigation in Sage 9
If you are working with Bootstrap and like most Sage developers are brave enough to work with the Bootstrap 4 beta with all it's goodies you will often want to add a Bootstrap menu. So how is a Bootstrap Navigation in Sage 9 done? Here is how. Sage 9 and Bootstrap
Sage 9 WooCommerce Setup
To set up Sage 9 with WooCommerce things have to be done slightly different from the setup in Sage 8. This mainly as Sage 9 works with the Laravel Blade templating system. It is mostly the same though. Here is how the Sage 9 WooCommerce setup is done. Note Also see Sage 9
Digital Ocean Monitoring Beta Setup
Just installed Digital Ocean monitoring beta on one of my Digital Ocean droplets where I have Trellis running for a WordPress client of mine. It is a new way to monitor bandwidth, memory usage and I/O. And also a way to get alerts when your droplet gets hit hard on
Contact Form 7 CSS Boilerplate
Basic Contact Form 7 CSS styling is horrible. Here a basic setup in CSS I have been working on and will update from time to time. A gist at Github I set up based on one by codehandling. Make sure you do not use the labels and that you check