WordPress uses .htaccess to automatically attempt to correct URLs that are misunderstood. This behavior can lead to errors such as ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS and prevent intended funcationality such as using an index.html as a landing page for the domain. It is possible to Disable WordPress Canonical URL or Permalink Auto Redirect to fix these problems. This code […]
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It used to be we could only use a handful of fonts on our websites. Now, there are many font choices from Typekit, FontSquirrel and Google web fonts. If you use the Chrome Web Browser, there is an extension you can use to make it easier to generate the code with Google web fonts. http://www.google.com/webfonts/preview. […]
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