
How To Check File And Folder Disk Space In Linux
When working on a Linux command line, you don't have to sacrifice information. Here's how to check the file and folder disk space with CentOS.
Bhagwad Park writes for the NameHero blog.

When working on a Linux command line, you don't have to sacrifice information. Here's how to check the file and folder disk space with CentOS.

When setting up a new server, one of the first things to do is to disable root logins on Linux. Here's a step by step tutorial on how to do that.

Most business sites want their blog to be on a separate page, and not the landing page. Here's how to change the homepage in WordPress to reflect this.

By default, new users are not permitted to run admin level commands. Here's how to allow a Linux user to run sudo commands after entering their password.

Sometimes when you browse a site, you see something that you want on your own! Here's how to add Google fonts to WordPress with or without a plugin.

There are no good ways to access data key/value pairs in WordPress to display in posts with a shortcode. Here's how you do it with a simple plugin.

You'll often be asked to insert in custom code in WordPress. Here's how to do it safely in a way that won't crash your site!

If you plan on modifying the appearance of Wordpress, it's crucial that you learn how to create a child theme, so you can safely make changes!

Normally when you work on a site, you have FTP access to the backend. But sometimes not. Here's how to get the WordPress theme folder without FTP access.

Part I of this series focused on how to upload your website in cPanel with all the files and folders. Part II teaches you how to transfer the database.
Get new NameHero guides and first word on sales like the Pre-Black Friday event, straight to your inbox.