In this guide, I’ll walk you through how to add track sessions that have ad blocking enabled, through Google Tag Manager (GTM) and Google Analytics (GA). Here’s a glance, similar to what you will see in your Google Analytics profile, after implementing the tag and variable in GTM. Data Preview […]

If you’re anything like me, you want clean data and don’t want to show anything that may look wrong. In this instance, I have rows of data, but some rows may not have data yet and I want them to be ready for when they do have data. Instead of […]

A little background on me, Jon Dingman, and WordPress hosting. I have been building websites since 1999 and I started self-hosting with WordPress in 2004. I have used everything from shared hosting, dedicated hosting, a VPS, managed services, you name it, I have tried it. In the most recent years, […]

A little background on WordPress cron jobs and why they’re important. WordPress cron jobs is the tool that WordPress core uses to regularly run specific functions. For example, a widely used caching plugin, W3 Total Cache (which I use on many of my sites) can preload caches at regular intervals, […]

I recently started using WordOps as the primary infrastructure solution for my WordPress sites. I’ve been quite happy with it as well. I’ve been using Cloudflare for quite a while now, and have been extremely pleased with the product offering; even the free service is fantastic — I have also […]

I’ve been working with WordPress for almost 20 years now. Hosting has always been a pain in my side to properly handle scaling, caching, and delivery. Recently, I started using an Open Source product called WordOps and have been very impressed with it. The following WordPress backup script is tailored […]

Have you ever been on your phone late at night and you visit a web page and you’re suddenly blinded? Light and dark mode could ease that pain for your users, to give them a more pleasant experience. Thankfully, there is a CSS Media query which you can use to […]