Technology
How to Configure SMTP to Send Email on InMotion Hosting
WordPress uses the PHPMailer library for sending an email from your server. While the default option works well for most sites, some websites may encounter an issue with email deliverability. In that case, you can choose to bypass your server by using a third-party SMTP service provider. In this article, we will show you how you can configure SMTP to send email from a site hosted on InMotion Hosting.
How to disable noopener & noreferrer in the rel attribute of your links in WordPress
We updated an older post today. While editing one of the links got broken into multiple links. In order to fix it we had to switch to the Text editor. That’s when we noticed that some of the links had a “noopener” & “noreferrer” value in the “rel” attribute. We manually fixed all of them but as soon as we updated the post they all came back.
How to Configure SMTP to Send Email on SiteGround
WordPress uses PHPMailer to send its email by default. But if you ever choose to use a third-party email service, you will need to use SMTP to send email from your WordPress site. In this article, we will show you how you can configure SMTP to send email from a site hosted on SiteGround.
How to Fix cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
“cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate” is a common error that occurs when your website tries to communicate with an external API via HTTPS and the SSL certificate on the server is not verified or properly configured. Although this error can be seen on any server you are more likely to see this issue on a localhost environment running on wampp/xampp.
How to Resolve SMTP Error: Failed to connect to server: Connection refused (111)/Network is unreachable (101)
If you are setting up your WordPress site with a SMTP plugin or using the PHPMailer library for sending email from your web server, you might encounter this SMTP Error: Failed to connect to server: Connection refused (111)/Network is unreachable (101). It’s a common connectivity issue on most shared hosting servers. In this post we will explain the issue in detail and show you how you can resolve it to have a fully functional email/SMTP setup.