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      <title>Renovate the Website with Extra Theme, Solve Polylang and Extra incompatibility issues and install ADSENSE code on AMP page</title>
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      <description>I visited the elegantthemes.com the day before yesterday and found that they had an additional theme besides DIVI.
It is said to be developed for blog sites.
The layout is similar to magazine layout, and the menu is more modern than DIVI.
Ok, since my membership covers this theme, I decide use this EXTRA theme to &#34;renovate&#34; the site.
WordPress&#39;s decoration is very convenient. After setting up with different themes, as long as you don&#39;t empty the database, you can return to the original DIVI interface at any time.
Ok, let&#39;s take a look at the extra theme.
He also embeds the Divi Builder visualization tool. Added a lot of typographic optimization for posts. Built-in feature for rating posts, supporting multiple authors.
Ok, see how my home page is designed:
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Featured posts Slider is inserted at the top, as long as each post comes with a high-quality image, the effect of this image slider is good.</description>
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      <title>Cancel Redirects to Solve Adsense Down or Unavailable Problem and Make a Custom 404 Page to Make Website More User-Friendly</title>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 19 Sep 2018 23:56:29 +0000</pubDate>
      
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      <description>I submitted Adsense application 3 times before and I received the following letter shortly:
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Unable to review your site: While reviewing jesselau.com, we found that your site was down or unavailable. If you applied through an AdSense host partner, such as YouTube or Blogger, your hosted site was not available or not found (removed) at the time of the review.
This really made me confused. I have changed the server from London to Silicon Valley where Google headquarters is located. It was impossible to say &#34;down or unavailable&#34;.
I won’t guess this time. I went to the google forum and asked, and soon the enthusiasts answered, saying that my jesselau.com redirected to jesselau.com/en/. Google Adsense application robot does not support redirects.
Go to the google adsense guide, really, there is a small line of text, does not support redirect.</description>
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      <title>Step-by-step Tutorial Show How to Build a Nice Wordpress Blog with Perfect 100 Score of Google Pagespeed Insights and A Rating of SSL Certificate within 2 Hours</title>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 08 Sep 2018 01:45:05 +0000</pubDate>
      
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      <description>My 11-year-old son came back from school on Friday and saw my blog saying, &#34;I want to make a blog too.&#34;
The child’s thoughts and enthusiasm should be encouraged. So I decided to use another idle domain name fxdiary.com to go through the process step by step.
Each step was recorded, and everybody can learn how to build a nice Wordpress blog with perfect 100 Score of Google Pagespeed Insights and A rating of SSL Certificate in 2 Hours.
The best of all, you can save big money for just using $3.5/m VPS to make it.
This tutorial is divided into 8 steps.There are quick links:
1. Purchase a domain name
2. Register the host
3. Set DNS to point the domain name to the server ip
4. Remote login to the host to set up a non-root superuser</description>
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