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Find the “Add Task” button in the top right corner and press it. A pop up will then appear where you can enter a “Task name” and description. The task name is what will show on list views so please keep it condensed. In the description, you can fill out any information that you need… read article
What is SMTP SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. SMTP servers are used by web hosts and other service providers to ensure a safe and secure delivery of emails. Some work that SMTP servers do include, sending and receiving emails, relaying outgoing mail and ensuring a high email delivery rate. If you want to… read article
What is a Cache and Why is it Important in the Process of Reviewing Your Website A cache is something you have probably been prompted to clear before when troubleshooting something on your computer or cleaning up your browser history. Although, you might be wondering why refreshing your cache is an important part of the… read article
What is a Carousel Banner When it comes to the topic of carousel banners, there can be some confusion. Carousel banners often go by a few different names, such as, “sliders” or “rotating banners”. These three terms are all recognized in the design community as relatively the same thing, which means they are able to… read article
What is reCAPTCHA reCAPTCHA is the perfect way to help protect websites from spam and abuse. It is a free service that Google offers. A “CAPTCHA” is ultimately an easy and simple test that is able to tell the difference between humans and bots. This test can be rather difficult for bots to solve, but… read article
2021 is a special year for a crew of folks at Inverse Paradox. 3 of the team are celebrating 10 year anniversaries with the company and we’re happy to have them with us and grateful for their continued dedication and contribution to everything Inverse Paradox is. Here’s a little bit about Sarah, Shawn & John… read article
Meeting the needs of people with disabilities and impairments in how you present your website is becoming increasingly important. In the last few years, there has been a growing precedent for websites to adhere to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and reach a level of AA conformance. This is a complicated issue as there… read article
On October 26th, 2018, Inverse Paradox hosted “The Future of WordPress eCommerce” event, sponsored by WP Engine and BigCommerce. The event featured presentations from Travis Balinas (BigCommerce) on BigCommerce’s new WordPress plugin, John Housholder (WP Engine) on the hosting solutions for WordPress websites and partner benefits offered by WP Engine, and Neil Harner (Inverse Paradox)… read article