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Rewriting URLs using Apache and WordPress – Natural Partners

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Percy Kwong

This post discusses how using .htaccess on Apache will actually help you avoid many 404s and also support multiple permalink structures in the process. .htaccess is very finicky and that in there lies the problem, but with this article, you should be able to solve a few problems (and even do some extreme customization). My…

If you’re looking for Rock-Solid WordPress Hosting, I offer it now.

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Percy Kwong

I now offer WordPress Hosting. It is high-quality hosting with all technical support and training built in.  It also includes the ability to set up e-commerce on your site.  You can sell your digital or tangible products in real-time. I also offer Pay-Per-View e-commerce capabilities.  This is not an el-cheapo practice, but rather for individuals…

Who Said you needed IIS to Stream Windows Media on Apache [Solved]

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Percy Kwong

So you’ve got tons of windows media files and you need to stream them.  The only problem is IIS has tons of overhead and the update headaches of Patches is getting old.  So… here’s a quick and easy solution. Once again, I’m going to assume you’re running Centos or Redhat.  This applies to any Apache…

Editing Video Files in Windows very Easily

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Percy Kwong

There will be the occasional time when you need to edit a video file, because you’ll need to, whether it’s a Family video or a simple file you need for marketing, fundraising, etc. You just might want to put a few captions on a file. For humor, informational reasons, etc. Rather than buy one of…

Fixing the WordPress Permalink Structure change Problem and Avoiding 404s

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Percy Kwong

(Oops.. In my haste, I made a boo boo.. I corrected it.. the post is correct now) It happens to all of us at one time or another.  We decide to change our permalink structure and something / everything breaks in WordPress.  Not because of the fact that we changed the structure, but everybody and…

Streaming MP4 Video From Your Webserver [Solved]

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Percy Kwong

If you’re lucky enough to be running Apache (a good portion of the internet does), you can stream your own videos direct from your website.  This involves the addition of a small module called Mod-H264. Here’s how to do it.  You will need root access to do this and I am assuming you’re running Centos,…

Blogging and the reality of SEO

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Percy Kwong

I’ve been blogging for a while now and while I won’t disclose my traffic, I can tell you that it’s pretty serious for a blog.  I don’t do any SEO, I don’t advertise, all I do is write about what I know.  I write about what people want to know.  I’d also like to point…

Fixing Live WordPress Install without downtime [Solved – A Solution]

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Percy Kwong

I love wordpress.  It’s simple and very powerful.  The only problem with it is the quality of the plugins and the constant upgrading.  Like Microsoft Windows, sooner or later, something is going to break.  Of course, I didn’t notice it until just recently. On my blog (This blog), the newsfeeds broke.  I really don’t know…

Is your website slow? Fix It.

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Percy Kwong

Today, almost everybody has a website.  Many are run on a Webserver called Apache.  It’s an amazing piece of software that is ironically free and incredibly secure (when configured properly). There are plenty of content management and publishing tools out there as well.  WordPress (my personal favorite), Drupal, Movable Type just to name a few. …

WordPress older posts or newer posts link not working [Solved]

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Percy Kwong

So you’ve installed WordPress and all of a sudden, when you clicked on older posts, it doesn’t work.  This seems to be a problem that plagues many people and the situation hasn’t been solved. The reality is it’s a misconfiguration in your apache vhost (if you’re using a vhost) or just the apache configuration.  So,…

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