Author: Scott Pollard

Scott is the creative mind behind our digital presence, combining his skills in design and development to craft seamless online experiences. With a passion for innovative web design and a knack for solving complex coding challenges, Scott ensures that our digital platforms are both visually stunning and highly functional. When he's not coding or sketching new ideas, Scott enjoys exploring the latest tech trends and refining his skills in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

Why switch to LiteSpeed Web Server?

Scott Pollard8 March 2018

For those unaware, Litespeed Web Server is a type of software that can be installed on your cloud or dedicated server and replaces the more commonly used Apache software. Whilst both products have been in existence for 15 years+, Apache […]

GDPR: The Right to be Forgotten

Scott Pollard2 March 2018

On Monday, Google updated their Right to be Forgotten policy… For those that are unaware – under European legislation you are able to ask Google to remove certain pages which contain information about you or your business from its public […]

Adding graphs and tables to WordPress

Scott Pollard9 February 2018

I’ve recently been working on a couple of personal sites that require results and statistics to be displayed to the visitor and have been looking for an easy way of adding graphs and tables to WordPress. The data is stored […]

GDPR Commitment Statement

Scott Pollard23 January 2018

Sub 6 Limited’s commitment to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Commitment Statement We are seeing more clients contact us with questions on the upcoming implementation of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). Many of the GDPR’s main concepts and principles […]

WordPress Security – Update Your Plugins

Scott Pollard21 December 2017

Wordfence announced this week that they saw the largest distributed brute force campaign, since their service was setup. The WordPress security company suggests that the possible explanation for this attack, lies in the publishing of a massive database of hacked […]

How to move WordPress media files to CloudFlare

Scott Pollard14 December 2017

We’ve already discussed integrating CloudFlare with WordPress, in a previous article. This detailed how to serve all content over CloudFlare’s network – but what if you wanted to specify what content is passed to CloudFlare and what isn’t? For example […]