First, I will give an example of setting up HTTPS in Apache using a self-signed key.
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Editing META widget in WordPress
To change the Meta block, you need to edit the file located in the \wp-includes\default-widgets.php directory of the site.
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Favicon (FAVorites ICON) – an icon of a website or web page, displayed by the browser in the address bar in front of the page URL, as well as as a picture next to a bookmark, in tabs and in other interface elements.
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To disable revisions (publications) in WordPress, add one line to the wp-config.php file:
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Firstly, you must make a backup copy of the database and www directories.
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In this article I will give examples of restricting access to files or directories by IP address or username and password.
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The first way through JavaScript:
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Let’s say Nginx is installed, the site opens via http, and we want it to open via https.
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In case the password from the administrative panel has been lost or forgotten, you need to execute the following sql request to the site database.
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Sometimes when updating plugins, themes or the WordPress engine, a window may appear asking for a username, password, FTP server address for downloading new files, so that this does not happen, you can add a line to the wp-config.php configuration file:
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