If your website is hacked, one of the first things you might like to find out is how the hackers did it. In this article, we give five common ways hackers may have gotten into your website and a few ways to prevent it from happening again.

Google’s most recent update with its Webmaster Tools product was not fully tested for cross-browser compatibility before it was rolled out. The result? The product was virtually unusable for a full week for visitors trying to access it using Firefox 3.6. Do you test your website for cross-browser compatibility before you introduce it to the web?

GoDaddy and Yahoo both provide shopping cart software that makes managing an online store easy and cost-effective. But there are big differences between their products. Here are 5 reasons you should choose GoDaddy’s Quick Shopping Cart over Yahoo! Merchant Solutions.

There are many different options available for setting up an online store. In this article, we discuss the pros and cons of hosted shopping carts.

If you don’t have access to phpMyAdmin or do not want to install such a bloated application, there are alternatives. Here are three recommended web-based tools that are lightweight phpMyAdmin replacements.

Microsoft Word and WordPress don’t play well together. Here is a brief tutorial on how to fix problems that happen from copying and pasting content from MS Word into WordPress’ WYSIWYG editors.

Every now and then, a blogger might need to take a break from blogging. If it is a short break, posts can be scheduled in advance. But sometimes, this isn’t possible. So, what happens to your blog when you stop blogging?

Blog spam has gotten smarter. It looks just like real comments and it is often undetectable by anti-spam plugins. So how can you beat it?