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Website Maintenance includes :

1. Regularly updating the website
2. Running backups
3. Checking for 404 errors and server redirects
4. Removing spam comments
5. Updating the content
6. Testing page speeds
7. Checking Contact Forms and other Opt-in Forms

Regularly updating the website

Regular updates are required to improve the functioning and security of your website. It is critical to keep all CMS up to date, since failure to do so may result in site crashes or leave it vulnerable to hacker efforts.    

Running backups

There is no need for further elaboration on this subject. Having an up-to-date backup is critical since it streamlines the process of restoring a website in the event of server troubles or hacking attempts and ensures that it is soon up and running again.

Checking for 404 errors and server redirects

You can ensure your website’s maximum availability by verifying that all pages are accessible and redirects are working properly.

Removing spam comments

Spam comments can have a detrimental influence on the performance and credibility of your website. Maintaining a spam-free site is crucial for maintaining its trustworthiness and speed.

Updating the content

Having up-to-date and valuable material on your website can greatly enhance visitors.

Testing page speeds

A fast-loading website can improve the overall user experience of your site’s users, but poor loading times contribute significantly to increased bounce rates.

Checking Contact Forms and other Opt-in Forms

It is critical to ensure that all forms on your website are operational, including notification delivery and any actions triggered by them.

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Switching Table Design

Adding / Deleting Row

Adding / Deleting Column

Deleting a Table

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* https://www.kincadeinternationalrealty.com.au/wp-admin/

2. Choose ‘Kincade-Newsletter-Template‘

3. You can add content by dragging the elements from the right page to the left pane. The working area is working in drag and drop manner.

Primarily, Kincade-Newsletter-Template uses :
* Text : for text content
* Separator : separate content(horizontal line)
* Image : image content
* Hero Section : property/listing entry
* HTML : html code for fixed content and no need edit frequently like header and footer.

4. To edit content, simply hover on the section needed to edit then click the first icon(ruler and pen).

* The second icon is to duplicate the section, it can be used to section that has too similar layout like property/listing entry.
* The third icon is to delete a section.

5. Editing Text content looks like this, on the right panel is the WYSIWG Editor where you can manipulate the text.

6. This how to edit the ‘Hero Section‘, on the right pane, there’s a field for image, text, font, spacing, and color.

7. To see how it looks, simply go to the ‘Test‘ tab then send a test mail.

* I will add your email on the list of test subscribers.

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2. Select “Security.” Click the “Passwords” tab and then the “Saved Passwords” button to open the Saved Passwords window.

4. Select the account whose password you wish to change. Then click the ‘Show Password’ to display the password and enable sa Edit Mode.

Note : Since we want to change the SMTP password, make sure you choose the one with the prefix of SMTP.

5. Right Click on the selected account then choose ‘Edit Password’

6. Type-in the new password.

7. Then hit ‘Enter’ key to save the changes

8. Lastly, restart your Thunderbird by closing and opening it again.

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• Login to Concrete5 Admin <domainname>/index.php/login/do_login
• From the Dashboard, go to Page & Themes >> Attributes
• At the lower section of the ‘Attributes‘ page, you’ll see the link ‘Meta Keywords‘ under ‘Other‘
• Click the ‘Meta Keywords‘ link and its page(‘Edit Attribute’) will open.

• After that, simply click the ‘Delete Attribute‘ button.

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Then, enter your email and password to the login form to get into the Account Manager.

From the Account Manager, click your email address at the upper-right corner, then, click ‘Password & Security‘.

After that, simply fill-out ‘New Password‘ and ‘Confirm New Password‘  then click ‘Save‘.

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* simply map / upload new image with the size stated above as ‘Ideal Size‘ then click ‘Update‘ button.

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