Tag Archive: check

June 1, 2020 / by Marco / , Business', check, Clipboard, deals, design, entrepreneur, website

Check Clipboard for $20

Expires June 01, 2120 06:59 PST Buy now and get 12% off KEY FEATURES This stylish clipboard features a vintage-like appearance and a clunky aluminum clip with a casual logo. It is designed to open and push down the lever of the clip part, so you can firmly sandwich thick memo pads and documents that […]

September 17, 2016 / by Marco / car, check, drive, fluid leaks, mechanic, mileage, used, used cars

HOW TO CHECK A USED CAR BEFORE BUYING IT

When you’re planning to buy a used, vehicle there are many cosmetic and mechanical factors to consider in order to determine that the performance and condition of the vehicle is up to the mark. With the help of these factors, you are going to be able to get a good deal while making sure the […]

May 21, 2015 / by Marco / change, check, theme, websites

Using Tesla Theme for Blog

A few posts ago I mentioned about the Top WordPress Themes from Tesla Themes and wanted to just give you a real life example of how I actually used a theme called Novelty for a website I actually manage. The website is DigitalSignageBlog.com and it’s a website related to the digital signage industry. We’ve previously used two other […]

September 26, 2014 / by Marco / check, databases, show, use

How to Check and Repair MySQL Tables Using MySQLcheck

For some reason my WordPress site was not displaying the correct information. The site uses WooCommerce and the products was not displaying at all. This was quite strange. I thought I’d better backup the database so when I did, I received the following error message: mysqldump: Got error: 145: Table ‘./xxx/wp_postmeta’ is marked as crashed […]

June 9, 2012 / by Marco / administrator account, check, left navigation, login, member, member registration, Membership, membership check, Refresh, Registration, Signup, signup button, website, while, Wordpress

How do you Enable Member Registration on the BuddyPress Website

It took me a while to figure this out but it appears that the BuddyPress registration is actually managed by the WordPress member registration. All you have to do is follow these steps: Login to your WordPress administrator account Along left navigation, Click on ‘Settings’ Under ‘General Settings’, set the following value: Membership = check this box […]