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Kunde beschreibt, wenn er einen Beitrag mit dem Gutenberg Editor erstellt hat, dass er beim Teilen bei Insta und Twitter mit B2s keine Bilder auswählen kann (bzw. sind alle außer dem Beitragsbild kaputt).
Auch der Beitragstext wird nicht angezeigt, statt dessen nur etwas Code. Beiträge, die noch mit dem Classic Editor erstellt wurden, funktionieren problemlos.
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Eine Frau verbringt den Abend mit ihrer erwachsenen Tochter in deren Wohnzimmer, das im Obergeschoss des gemeinsamen Hauses liegt. Kurz nachdem sie in ihre eigene Wohnung im Erdgeschoss zurückkehrt, hört sie einen lauten Knall. Sie läuft nach oben. Ihre schwer verletzte Tochter kommt ihr entgegen und bittet die Mutter, die Feuerwehr zu rufen.
Im Wohnzimmer der Tochter war ein Ethanolkamin an der Wand befestigt, der am Abend des Unglücks in Betrieb war. Als die Mutter sich für den Abend verabschiedete, sagte die Tochter, sie wolle noch Brennstoff nachfüllen. Dabei muss es zur Explosion gekommen sein.
Im Zusammenhang mit dem Betrieb von Ethanolkaminen kommt es immer wieder zu Verpuffungen und schweren Verbrennungsunfällen – auch mit Todesfolge. Häufig passiert dies, wie hier, beim Nachfüllen des Brennstoffes. Gegen Ende des Brennvorganges sind noch vorhandene, kleine Flammen oft kaum mehr sichtbar, insbesondere dann, wenn das Brennfeld mit Dekoration abgedeckt oder der Raum relativ hell beleuchtet ist.
Beim Nachfüllen des vermeintlich erloschenen Ethanolkamins kommt es an den noch warmen Oberflächen des Gerätes zum raschen Verdunsten des Brennstoffes. Die Ethanoldämpfe werden durch die noch vorhandene Flamme oder an heißen Oberflächen entzündet. Die Folgen sind eine Explosion und die Bildung einer Stichflamme, die sich bis zum Nachfüllbehälter ausbreiten kann.
Das IFS hat bereits häufiger auf die Gefahren hingewiesen, unter anderem im IFS-Report.
2016 wurde außerdem die DIN EN 16647:2016-04: „Feuerstellen für flüssige Brennstoffe – Dekorative Geräte, die unter Verwendung eines Alkohol basierten flüssigen oder gelförmigen Brennstoffes eine Flamme erzeugen – Nutzung im privaten Haushaltbereich“ neu aufgelegt. Laut Norm müssen nun Hersteller oder Importeure von Ethanolkaminen den Geräten eine detaillierte Bedienungsanleitung mit klaren Sicherheitshinweisen beilegen. Außerdem muss der Kamin im Bereich der Einfüllöffnungen mit einem gut sichtbaren und dauerhaften Piktogramm versehen sein, das darauf hinweist, den Brennstoffbehälter nicht während des Betriebes oder im warmen Zustand nachzufüllen.
Ein solches Piktogramm gab es an dem Kamin aus dem hier geschilderten Fall nicht. Auch eine Herstellerkennzeichnung und ein Typenschild fehlten.
An der Schadenstelle fand der Gutachter zwei Kunststoffkanister, von denen einer geschmolzen war. Auf dem anderen 10-Liter-Kanister klebte ein Schild mit folgenden Warnhinweisen: „Füllen Sie niemals Bioethanol nach, solange die Flamme noch brennt oder die Brennkammer noch warm ist! (…) Von Hitze / Funken / offener Flamme / heißen Oberflächen fernhalten“.
Offensichtlich hatte die Frau diese Angaben nicht berücksichtigt. Zum Zeitpunkt der Untersuchung durch das IFS war nicht sicher, ob sie ihre schweren Brandverletzungen überleben würde.
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If you are looking for the best ways to improve your WordPress-powered blog, you have come to the right article! In this piece, we would like to share some of the best tips for improving your site in a flash. A few small changes can go a long way, all while making a lasting impact.
The Speed must always be the utmost priority when improving your site. You need to constantly check your site’s speed statistics to ensure that your blog is running at peak performance to improve both SEO and user experience. If you want to have an in-depth analysis of your pages, we suggest using Google’s PageSpeed Insights tool!
There are quite a lot of factors that can affect a blog’s speed. However, in general, these three things are the major factors that play a big role in your site’s speed:
The quality of the web hosting you use is arguably the most significant aspect that will affect your blog’s speed. Good hosting will make sure your WordPress blog’s performance isn’t bottlenecked by something out of your control.
That being said, the number of resources you get from a web hosting plan is also important. If you use shared hosting that offers minimal resources, do not expect your blog to run as fast as your competitors that use Cloud Hosting that has more resources. This will have a major impact on high-traffic period performance too!
It’s essential to get to know the services powering your WordPress blog. We suggest taking the time to read more about the topic, so you can make an informed decision about what works best for you.
Visual content like images and videos are fun to add, but they also take longer to load, which means that they will greatly affect your blog’s speed.
However, erasing all visual content from your blog is not a wise decision since it is a great way to attract and retain visitors.
The key is to find balance. You can try limiting how many images you add to posts or use compressed images to reduce file sizes and loading time. You can also use a WordPress plugin like Lazy Load for Videos to have content load only when it’s required by visitors.
Since WordPress provides thousands of widgets and plugins that can extend your site’s functions, you might try to get as much use out of them as possible. Unfortunately, using a lot of WordPress plugins at once will slow your blog down.
Only use the plugins and widgets that you really need. For instance, if you run a cooking blog, you can use either the WP Recipe Maker or WP Ultimate Recipe to enrich your content. Research the plugins, and decide which one will work better, instead of just adding both.
Good SEO is one of the essential cornerstones of every successful blog. It does require a lot of practice and keeping up with the best practices, but the result will be very rewarding and beneficial in the long term.
By creating SEO-friendly content, your blog will rank higher on the SERP (search engine result pages). Thus, increasing the number of blog visitors.
If you are used to creating content without practicing basic SEO principles, try adding them to your workflow. This will improve your blog’s reach significantly. Here are some things you can do:
Correct use of keywords is at the core of SEO-friendly articles. If you intend to improve your content’s SEO, the first thing you must do is add the right keywords in the right places.
There are hundreds of online sources that can teach you everything you need to know. We recommend starting with keyword research.
There are little things you can start doing right away! Try putting the main keyword in the first paragraph of your article. Make it as natural as possible and do not force it where it does not belong. Keyword stuffing is a bad practice that your visitors will be annoyed by and Google’s algorithms won’t appreciate either. An SEO-friendly article should not have a higher keyword density than 2%-2,5%.
Separating your article into several headings and subheadings will make your content easier to skim for both readers and search engine crawlers. In other words, it will improve your chances to rank higher on the search engine result pages.
In addition, separating your writing into headings allows for better keyword distribution.
Use headings in an orderly fashion, start with heading 1 for the title, and nest with heading 2, 3, etc. Eventually, you’ll find your own way of structuring content pieces that fits your readers and improves SEO.
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Inhalt: Social media has changed the way we interact, learn, apply for jobs, and even shop. Today, there are more than 3 billion active social media users worldwide, and that number continues to rise.
Social media can also make it easier to connect with companies we love, which is why so many brands are investing in it. In addition to building social profiles and posting regularly, it is important for brands to integrate their social media accounts with their websites.
In fact, website integration is arguably the most critical part of establishing your brand on social media. Here’s the thing: you do not own the traffic on Facebook or any other social media platform. That means you do not have full control of the relationships you build. If a social site changes its terms and conditions or decides to upgrade its algorithm, you could lose access to that audience.
However, when you integrate social media with your website, audience members are able to connect with you in a way that you control completely. On your site, you can add as many pictures as you like, share long-form content, and even encourage viewers to sign up for your mailing list. And best of all, no third-party can take away that connection.
Here are five strategies for integrating social media into your website so you can reap its benefits and work towards a direct relationship with your followers.
User-generated content like blog comments can help build relationships with your audience and start discussions. It is also great for SEO. The challenge is that comments are often rife with spam and, sometimes, rude responses. Managing blog comments can consume valuable resources.
By allowing your audience to sign in to leave comments through Facebook, you can cut down on spam and improve the quality of comments. This is very easy to implement using a WordPress plugin like WP Social Comments.
According to Codeless, content creation is a crucial step but content which may be shared easily is more likely to go viral, earning your brand valuable publicity.
Make it easier for website visitors to share the awesome content you create by including social sharing buttons on articles and product pages.
When you make it easier, people are more likely to share the content you create with their friends, family, and social media followers.
This is a particularly important strategy for product-based companies. By embedding your Instagram feed into your website, prospective customers can get a look into the personality of your brand, see a wide range of products, or learn how to use your products.
For example, a fashion brand could embed their Instagram gallery to showcase models wearing their clothing in different ways. A craft company might use it to show off the process of creating their wares. And a travel company could embed their photos of real-time adventures.
WordPress users can easily install this feature using one of the many Instagram gallery plugins.
The average person checks their social media accounts several times a day. Social media is critical if you want to succeed in the competitive online landscape, which is why it is important not just to connect your social media sites to your website, but also connect your website to your social media profiles.
People aren’t likely to visit your website every day, but they are going to check their Facebook page. When a prospective customer follows you on social media, it gives you the opportunity to connect with them every day.
Encouraging website visitors to follow you on social media is simple, especially if you host your website on WordPress. Use a plugin like Social Pug to add social follow buttons in your navigation bar or footer. With just one click, followers can stay engaged with you across multiple social media sites. And you won’t have to learn any coding, thanks to how easy WordPress is to use.
Requiring users to sign-in to view content or complete a specific action (such as making a comment or purchase) can be useful. It can make it easier to understand who your users are and better tailor content to their interests. Signing in can also increase your bounce rate, so it should only be used when there is a clear advantage. If it doesn’t offer value to site visitors, it may be best to skip this step.
If you do want to add a sign-in feature, you can use Facebook’s internal feature to allow users to sign in automatically using their Facebook accounts. This can be done with other social media platforms (eg, Twitter), but Facebook works for the vast majority (75%) of social media users.
Social media should be an integral part of any digital marketing strategy. To be successful, however, brands need to integrate social media with their websites where they can control the traffic and content. Luckily, there are several tools available to make this connection easier regardless of what platform you use.
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Social media can also make it easier to connect with companies we love, which is why so many brands are investing in it. In addition to building social profiles and posting regularly, it is important for brands to integrate their social media accounts with their websites.
In fact, website integration is arguably the most critical part of establishing your brand on social media. Here’s the thing: you do not own the traffic on Facebook or any other social media platform. That means you do not have full control of the relationships you build. If a social site changes its terms and conditions or decides to upgrade its algorithm, you could lose access to that audience.
However, when you integrate social media with your website, audience members are able to connect with you in a way that you control completely. On your site, you can add as many pictures as you like, share long-form content, and even encourage viewers to sign up for your mailing list. And best of all, no third-party can take away that connection.
Here are five strategies for integrating social media into your website so you can reap its benefits and work towards a direct relationship with your followers.
User-generated content like blog comments can help build relationships with your audience and start discussions. It is also great for SEO. The challenge is that comments are often rife with spam and, sometimes, rude responses. Managing blog comments can consume valuable resources.
By allowing your audience to sign in to leave comments through Facebook, you can cut down on spam and improve the quality of comments. This is very easy to implement using a WordPress plugin like WP Social Comments.
According to Codeless, content creation is a crucial step but content which may be shared easily is more likely to go viral, earning your brand valuable publicity.
Make it easier for website visitors to share the awesome content you create by including social sharing buttons on articles and product pages.
When you make it easier, people are more likely to share the content you create with their friends, family, and social media followers.
This is a particularly important strategy for product-based companies. By embedding your Instagram feed into your website, prospective customers can get a look into the personality of your brand, see a wide range of products, or learn how to use your products.
For example, a fashion brand could embed their Instagram gallery to showcase models wearing their clothing in different ways. A craft company might use it to show off the process of creating their wares. And a travel company could embed their photos of real-time adventures.
WordPress users can easily install this feature using one of the many Instagram gallery plugins.
The average person checks their social media accounts several times a day. Social media is critical if you want to succeed in the competitive online landscape, which is why it is important not just to connect your social media sites to your website, but also connect your website to your social media profiles.
People aren’t likely to visit your website every day, but they are going to check their Facebook page. When a prospective customer follows you on social media, it gives you the opportunity to connect with them every day.
Encouraging website visitors to follow you on social media is simple, especially if you host your website on WordPress. Use a plugin like Social Pug to add social follow buttons in your navigation bar or footer. With just one click, followers can stay engaged with you across multiple social media sites. And you won’t have to learn any coding, thanks to how easy WordPress is to use.
Requiring users to sign-in to view content or complete a specific action (such as making a comment or purchase) can be useful. It can make it easier to understand who your users are and better tailor content to their interests. Signing in can also increase your bounce rate, so it should only be used when there is a clear advantage. If it doesn’t offer value to site visitors, it may be best to skip this step.
If you do want to add a sign-in feature, you can use Facebook’s internal feature to allow users to sign in automatically using their Facebook accounts. This can be done with other social media platforms (eg, Twitter), but Facebook works for the vast majority (75%) of social media users.
Social media should be an integral part of any digital marketing strategy. To be successful, however, brands need to integrate social media with their websites where they can control the traffic and content. Luckily, there are several tools available to make this connection easier regardless of what platform you use.
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