The backend in WordPress refers to the part of a WordPress website where administrators and users with specific permissions can manage, configure, and customize the website. It is also known as the WordPress admin dashboard or WordPress admin area. The backend is where you control everything that happens on your site—from content creation and design […]

The “DNS server not responding” error is a common issue that occurs when your browser is unable to connect to the DNS server, which prevents it from finding the IP address of the website you are trying to visit. DNS, or Domain Name System, translates human-readable domain names (like www.example.com) into IP addresses that computers […]

Featured images (also known as post thumbnails) are an essential part of WordPress websites. They provide visual appeal to your posts, pages, and archive listings, helping to engage users. Sometimes, you may need to adjust the size of these featured images to fit your website’s design and layout better. This guide will walk you through […]

Dedicated servers from AlexHost are high speed, stability and power for your projects. Over time, websites can slow down due to incorrect settings, accumulated cache or third-party plugins. Our dedicated servers provide optimal performance and fast page loading, eliminating any delays and problems. Improve your websites with solutions from AlexHost – maximum speed, reliability and […]

Error 520 is an HTTP status code that occurs when a web server (the origin server) returns an unexpected or unknown response to Cloudflare. This error is specific to websites that use Cloudflare as a content delivery network (CDN) or DNS service. When Cloudflare encounters an unexpected response or a communication issue with the origin […]

Backup and Restore Chrome Settings on Your AlexHost VPS Why back up Chrome settings? Your Chrome data—bookmarks, passwords, extensions, history—is critical for productivity, especially on an AlexHost VPS where you might manage sites, APIs, or CMS platforms. Losing this data due to VPS migrations, crashes, or cyberattacks can derail your workflow. With AlexHost’s reliable Linux/Windows […]

Dynamic content refers to web content that changes automatically based on various factors like user behavior, preferences, location, or interactions with a website. Unlike static content, which remains the same for every visitor, dynamic content adjusts to deliver a personalized experience tailored to individual users. This adaptability makes dynamic content a powerful tool for engaging […]

The 401 Unauthorized error is an HTTP status code that indicates that the client request lacks valid authentication credentials required by the server. This error is typically seen when accessing a website or application that requires user authentication, such as a login page or a secure area of a website. Understanding what causes a 401 […]

The ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED error is a common issue encountered in web browsers like Google Chrome when trying to access a website. It means that your connection to the website’s server was denied, and as a result, the browser cannot display the requested page. This error can be frustrating, especially if you are unsure of its cause. […]

A 400 Bad Request error is an HTTP status code that indicates that the server could not understand or process the request sent by the client (typically a web browser) due to malformed syntax, incorrect request parameters, or invalid data. This error can be frustrating for users as it prevents them from accessing the desired […]