PHP 5.6 To Stop Receiving Security Updates in 10 Weeks

As of 31 December 2018, security support for the PHP 5.6.x will stop. Without these security updates, hundreds of millions of websites are left exposed.

WordPress vulnerability allows some users to delete files

A flaw has been disclosed by RIPS Technologies which allows logged-in users with Author privileges or higher to delete files from the server.

Data Processor agreements for web developers

Under the GDPR, web developers will often need a data processor agreement with every client.

Google Maps becomes Google Maps Platform and introduces new PAYG billing

There's always been a point at which you need to start paying for Google Maps, but a reshuffle of their structure has made that pay-point feel a lot closer.

How to make a custom wordpress theme multilingual

How to make a custom wordpress theme multilingual

iPhone 7 vs iPhone 8

iPhone 7 vs iPhone 8

The new wave of child friendly web events

As the mum of a toddler, who works with her developer husband, attending web events has gotten quite tricky over the last few years.

Clever copy and paste check from PC World

I selected the title of the product and copied it - ready to paste it into Google - and the site popped up a message telling me about it's price matching promise with selected competitors.

GDPR essentials for web developers and site owners

We've got a year until the GDPR comes into force, by which time websites across the land will need updating to ensure they conform.

UK small businesses struggling with digital growth

A recent news report from FSB Business Profiling found that smaller UK business owners have a strong appetite to embrace digital growth.

How the BBC hide their h1 tag

The BBC home page hides it's h1 tag, but is that good practice?

5 top tips for coding for Internet Explorer v 7

If your website needs to work for older browsers, there are a lot of things to consider.