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Kaizen Web Site Management
Kaizen Web site management is a philosophy that seeks to continually improve a Web site through a new way of thinking. See how you can successfully apply this philosophy to improve your Web site. Continue reading
Troubleshooting JavaScript Errors
Troubleshooting JavaScript errors can be difficult. Most errors are subtle and not very apparent. However, even the most subtle error can render the JavaScript code on a page inoperable. Fortunately, most browsers have built-in JavaScript troubleshooting tools that make the … Continue reading
Display Hidden Files Using FileZilla - aka FireZilla
FileZilla, which is frequently referred to as FireZilla, is a really nice free FTP utility. If you have not used it, it really does deserve a test drive because its features easily compare to paid FTP utilities, such as CuteFTP … Continue reading
JavaScript Bookmark Code
Adding a bookmark to your Web site helps assure that visitors who like your web site and wish to return can easily find it once again.
Setting up 301 Permanent Redirect on Apache Servers
Knowing how to properly use a 301 redirect is important for anyone who wishes to change the domain name for an existing site or change an individual page name. Learn how to use this important feature on Apache servers. Continue reading
Creating a Favorites Bookmark Image - Favicon.ico Icon
Learn how to create favicon boookmark images. Favicons are small icon images displayed next to a bookmarked faviorite in Microsoft Internet Explorer. Continue reading
Important HTML Meta Tags
HTML Meta tags were originally designed to provide information to browsers and search engines. Many different Meta tags evolved in the early days of the Internet, but due to widespread abuse, many are ignored by search engines today and are … Continue reading
Display Hidden Files with WS_FTP or CuteFTP
You may be wondering why you cannot see an .htaccess file on your server when using WS_FTP or Cute FTP. Perhaps you checked the server and didn’t see the file, so you created one and transferred it, only to find … Continue reading



