THE MSHINI BLOG
Anything and everything to do with WordPress, including the latest news, tips and tricks to maintain a successful WordPress site.
Chrome to mark older Symantec SSL certificates as “Not Secure”
Many SSL secured sites will be marked “Not Secure” in the next planned update for Google Chrome. This is what you should know about the coming update.
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Mshini will be at WordCamp Cape Town!
Mshini is excited and proud to be hosting a booth at WordCamp Cape Town 2018! Come see what’s in store for you on the 1st and 2nd of November.
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Mshini introduces a Free Dev Plan
With our Free Dev Plan, WordPress site builders and developers are able to add and create up to 3 WordPress sites simultaneously without paying monthly hosting fees.
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Mshini announces Managed WordPress Dedicated Servers
If you’re wanting to host multiple WordPress sites, a high-traffic site or resell Mshini’s hosting, a managed WordPress dedicated server may be what you need.
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WordPress Gutenberg – What you need to know
WordPress Gutenberg aims to do for the web what the Gutenberg Press did for traditional publishing. Here’s what you need to know.
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Staging – Make updates without upsets
Test your site with confidence without modifying your live site with our Staging Tool. Mshini makes it easy to test your changes before making them live.
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The ultimate 12 step WordPress security guide
Mshini outlines 12 steps that you can use to update your WordPress Security to ensure that both you and your customers are safe from hacking attempts.
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Demystifying Search Engine Optimisation for WordPress
Search Engine Optimisation, or SEO, is vital to get potential customers to your website. This guide will get your started on the journey to the top of the rankings.
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Chrome to mark all non-SSL sites “Not secure” with July Update
Google has announced that it will soon be marking all websites without an SSL certificate as “Not secure” in July in Chrome. Here’s how you can use Mshini to get set up with SSL without any hassel.
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