Tag Archives: 301 redirect

Fix Facebook fb_xd_fragment Problem via .htaccess

Posted on by Marvie Pons

Facebook fb_xd_fragment problem has been ongoing for quite a while now. This is a known Facebook bug with the XFBML version of the Like button. It appears that Facebook’s JavaScript SDK code is appending fb_xd_fragment parameter to the request URL, which would result in a blank page.

This is not good, according to SEO experts, as it causes to spread duplicate content across your website which can effect your search traffic and SEO ranking. Besides that, it also creates duplicated pages with ?fb_xd_fragment parameter reports in your analytics platform.

Solution

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How to Move a WordPress Site to a New Domain

Posted on by Marvie Pons

A few days ago I announced that our site has moved from a subdomain under the name “tutorials.triptripper.com” to its new permanent top level domain, at TutsKid.com. I have mentioned in that post that I plan to publish the process involved in moving this blog to a new domain.

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Stop Comment Spam to No Referrer Requests

Posted on by Marvie Pons

Nobody like spam! Unless, of course, It’s Fried :) . In this tutorial, I’m going to show you two WordPress hacks using .htaccess file and function.php file to stop spammy comments. If you have a WordPress blog, then you’re probably irritated with the amount of daily spam comments. Yes, you must be already using akismet, but this is another trick to stop comment spam.

Most of the spammers don’t even go to your blog to post spammy comments. They use a dedicated software or script to do this work. So in this post, we’re going to look at denying comment posting to no referrer requests, if the comment isn’t actually coming from your site, then it gets blocked.

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How To Host Images in Subdomain – WordPress

Posted on by Marvie Pons

Most of webmasters are aware of the benefits of the loading speed of their website. The webpages with better page load time will rank better in major search engines like Google. Page load time is not only good for SEO purpose but also important for your website visitor, as they will likely spend more time on your blog or website.

One of the best ways of speeding up your website is to host the images of your site in another subdomain because of the parallel downloading ability of a browser. So, in this tutorial I will show you how to host your WordPress images in a subdomain and also redirect the old images that were hosted in the main domain.

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Moving WordPress from Subfolder to Subdomain with 301 Redirect

Posted on by Marvie Pons

Recently, I had to move this blog from a subfolder under the name “triptripper.com/how-to-tutorials/” to a subdomain with the name “tutorials.triptripper.com“. Main reason is that the topics of this blog is different from the main domain. So, to not to confuse the visitors when they go to the main domain, I decided moving the blog to subdomain.

How to move WordPress from a subdirectory to subdomain

It’s really a simple process. This actually involves just three steps:

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