WP Plugin: My Syntax Highlighter PRO

“My Syntax Highlighter PRO” is a premium WordPress plugin that provides a simple way for embedding syntax-highlighted source code within pages or posts on your website, without losing it’s formatting or making any manual changes. Supporting 154 programming languages, 125 shortcodes and 56 themes. The syntax highlighting feature implemented via a CodeMirror library. This is a “PRO” version of the plugin “My Syntax Highlighter”. More features, more power.

How to filter a range of IP addresses in Google Analytics

Google Analytics is used to track how a visitors interact with our website. When our Google Analytics report contains data about internal and external traffic on our website, the statistics will be incorrect, as it is adversely affected by our own visits (internal traffic). This includes from our home, our office, and anywhere else we hit our website. It may also include our co-workers, or any member of our team. But we can stop Analytics from tracking our internal traffic by filtering our IP address.

How to filter internal traffic in Google Analytics

Google Analytics is used to track how a visitors interact with our website. When our Google Analytics report contains data about internal and external traffic on our website, the statistics will be incorrect, as it is adversely affected by our own visits (internal traffic). This includes from our home, our office, and anywhere else we hit our website. It may also include our co-workers, or any member of our team. But we can stop Analytics from tracking our internal traffic by filtering our IP address.

How to fix: jekyll | Error: undefined method 'to_i' for #<Date:

After successfully installing the Jekyll Algolia Plugin (the gem jekyll-algolia), I tried to push the content of my Jekyll website to an Algolia index. But when I run the jekyll algolia command it throws the following error message:

$ bundle exec jekyll algolia
Configuration file: /Users/arthur/sites/mywebsite/_config.yml
Processing site...
Extracting records...
jekyll 3.6.2 | Error:  undefined method `to_i' for #<Date: 2017-08-25 ((2457991j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>
Did you mean?  to_time
               to_s

What to do if the "Convert to APFS..." option is not available or greyed out?

I started up the Disk Utility and tried to Erase the disc and make it HFS+, then convert it to APFS. But after I get HFS+ I noticed that the “Convert to APFS…” option is for some reason deactivated. It is visible but it is greyed out and can not be selected.