Add Expires Headers to WordPress
This article have explained how you can add expiry header to your image, javascript and css files to speed up your site when loading. Adding expires headers do not affect the site load time for a first time visitor but you will be surprised how much the page load time decreases (faster page load) for [...]
Tags: Expires Headers, htaccess, HTTP header, SEO, Server, Wordpress
21.Sep.11 
Hosting, SEO, tips, Wordpress 
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Force www or without www
Everyone can link to your site using http://domain.com or http://www.domain.com. A search engine will not always treat both the same, as you can see for yourself – try doing a ‘site:yourdomain.com‘ search, then compare to ‘site:www.yourdomain.com‘. We can force everyone to use the same domain using mod_rewrite. Whether you wish to use www or not [...]
Tags: Force www, htaccess, mod_rewrite, no www, without www
19.May.11 Linux, SEO, Server Comments (0)
Robots Text File – robots.txt
The robots.txt file is a set of instructions for visiting robots (spiders) that index the content of your web site pages. For those spiders that obey the file, it provides a map for what they can, and cannot index. The file must reside in the root directory of your web. Definition of the above robots.txt [...]
Tags: htaccess, Robots, robots.txt, Text File
01.Jan.11 Network, Server Comments (0)
Rejected user agents
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Tags: htaccess, Rejected, Rejected user agents, robot, user agents
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Creating Password Protected Folders using htaccess
Important: This method of password protecting folders does not provide protection for highly secure information. It is mainly to keep more casual users from accessing a page through a Web browser. See the limitations to this method of authentication for details. On this page: Part 1: Create a password file and put it on the [...]
Tags: Creating, Folders, htaccess, Password, Protected, Using
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