I received this letter from the “Us Domain Authority” the other day. I look at this as another form of phishing. I am very familiar with electronic phishing (emails trying to get you to reveal personal or financial information) however this was a physical letter sent to my business. On first take, this letter looks […]
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WordPress WooCommerce stores under attack, patch now
By Sergiu Gatlan | Bleeping Computer Hackers are actively targeting and trying to exploit SQL injection, authorization issues, and unauthenticated stored cross-site scripting (XSS) security vulnerabilities in the Discount Rules for WooCommerce WordPress plugin with more than 30,000 installations. Discount Rules for WooCommerce is a plugin that makes it simple to manage product pricing and […]
How to style Google’s noCaptcha reCaptcha in your sidebar
This chore has been ever present and every Gravity Form I place into any sidebar that is using Google’s Captcha has the same issue. The element is not easy to style and extends way past the border of the form. IE: The noCAPTCHA reCAPTCHA is not responsive. Note the red box below around the Captcha. […]
The End of Google+
‘Why Google Is Finally Putting Google+ Out of Its Misery?’ | Inc.com. The above title from Inc.com hits the mark. If you haven’t noticed, Google+ was a ghost town – Another quote from Inc.com that is also right on! Originally meant to keep Google in the Social space online, it just wasn’t to well received […]
20 Examples of White Space Use in Web Design
courtesy of Instant Shift Let’s say you’re in a library. It wouldn’t be nice at all if you couldn’t move around because of the overcrowded shelves and halls, while the librarian was continuously prompting you with the latest books that arrived. It’s the same with white space used in web design: it gives room to […]