Lol, I'll be honest with you folks; I don't fully understand the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) policy mechanism. But what I do get is that it makes my website more secure so I'm going to use it. As I've said before, website security is like the rivets on an airplane: you want every single one as tight as possible and so try to use everything you can to secure your site.
00:01 - Introduction to HSTS
01:06 - Welcome and Overview
01:37 - Sponsored Message from MySites.guru
02:08 - Checking Site Security Headers
03:09 - Explanation of HSTS and Editing the .htaccess File
05:31 - Adding and Verifying the HSTS Header
06:44 - Wrap-Up and Invitation to Chat
07:22 - Personal Updates and Reflections on a Recent Business Trip
18:31 - Testing Facebook Plugin and Site Performance
27:00 - Exploring Community Builder and JoomSocial
32:27 - Moving from Facebook comments to Kunena and Demonstration
34:14 - Advantages of Kunena and Upcoming Topics
38:59 - Christmas Plans and Moderation Challenges
44:45 - Ticket Systems and Support Management with ClickUp
55:09 - FAQs in Joomla with JD Page Builder
1:00:57 - Custom CSS Adjustments and Business Growth Insights
1:05:10 - Personal Growth, Faith, and Embracing Change
1:18:00 - Upcoming Topics, Outsourcing Video Editing, and Joomla Updates
1:20:14 - Concluding Remarks and Gratitude to Viewers
SUMMARY
Introduction and Overview: Introduced the concept of HSTS and provided an overview of the video, including a sponsored message from MySites.guru.
Site Security Check: Discussed checking site security headers, explained HSTS, and showed how to access the web hosting control panel and edit the .htaccess file to add the HSTS header.
Verification and Wrap-Up: Demonstrated how to verify the changes made and wrapped up the technical segment with an invitation for viewers to chat.
Personal Updates: Shared personal updates, including thoughts on a recent business trip to Kamloops, testing a Facebook plugin, and reflections on site performance.
Community Building: Explored community-building tools like Community Builder, JomSocial, and EasySocial, including discussions on integrating commenting systems and the advantages of owning your comments.
Support Management: Discussed the use of ClickUp for managing support requests, including setting up email forwarders and simplifying the support request process.
Joomla Features: Explained custom fields and FAQs setup using JD Page Builder, along with editing accordion elements and applying custom CSS classes for design.
Personal Growth Insights: Reflected on personal growth during the pandemic, discussing the importance of faith, adaptability, and stepping out of comfort zones.
Tradition and Community: Emphasized maintaining traditions amidst change, sharing personal anecdotes about Christmas preparations and the significance of community connections.
Future Plans: Concluded with plans for upcoming Joomla tutorials, outsourcing video editing, and updates on Joomla 4 development, thanking viewers for their support.
Please send any feedback or bug reports or queries to;
Contact Tim Davis â–º
Joomla Training Cohort â–º https://cybersalt.com/jtc
Add comment