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How to Design a 404 Page in Elementor Pro in a Template to Generate More Conversions on Your Website:
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Key Topics Covered:
Why Your 404 Page Matters: Understanding the importance of a well-designed 404 page in creating a positive user experience and retaining visitors.

Setting Up Elementor Pro: How to use Elementor Pro to create a custom 404 page within your website’s template.

Choosing the Right Design: Tips for selecting a visually appealing design that aligns with your brand and keeps visitors engaged.

Adding Essential Elements: What elements to include on your 404 page, such as links to the homepage, popular posts, and a search bar, to help users find what they need.

Incorporating Clear Calls to Action (CTAs): How to add compelling CTAs to guide visitors towards actions like subscribing to a newsletter, downloading content, or making a purchase.

Testing and Optimizing: How to test your new 404 page and optimize it for maximum conversions, ensuring it effectively turns errors into opportunities.

By the end of this video, you’ll know how to design a unique and conversion-driven 404 page using Elementor Pro, helping you turn navigation errors into opportunities to convert visitors into customers.

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The ActiveRecord::AssociatedObject gem is a great tool to help organize logic that fits nicely into an encapsulated concept but only ever needs to interact with one type of object. I wrote a bit about our experience using it and the benefits we’ve seen.

Sebastian Benoit (benno@)
announced
the release of
version 9.2
of
rpki-client, the essential component for routing security.

See the full
announcement for further details.

Here are some key excerpts from the release announcement:

This release includes the following changes to the previous release:

- Ensure synchronization jobs are stopped when the timeout is reached.

- Fix a corner case in repository handling. If the last RRDP repository
  failed to load, rpki-client would fail to fall back to rsync due to an
  ordering bug in the event loop.

- Improve detection of duplicate file paths. Only trigger a duplicate
  error if a valid path is revisited otherwise a bad CA could prevent
  legitimate files from being considered valid.

- Normalize internal representation of the caRepository to have a
  trailing slash and ensure that the rpkiManifest is a file inside it.

A page is the granularity at which an operating system manages memory. Most CPUs today support a 4 KB page size and so the Android OS and applications have historically been built and optimized to run with a 4 KB page size. ARM CPUs support the larger 16 KB page size. When Android uses this larger page size, we observe an overall performance boost of 5-10% while using ~9% additional memory. In order to improve the operating system performance overall and to give device manufacturers an option to make this trade-off, Android 15 can run with 4 KB or 16 KB page sizes. ↫ Steven Moreland Android 15 has been reworked to be page-size agnostic, meaning that a single binary can run on either 4 KB or 16 KB versions of Android. Any assumptions about page size have been removed from Android as well, the EROFS and F2FS file systems as well as UFS are now compatible with 16 KB, and a whole lot more things have been changed and refactored to make this transition as effortless as possible. Application developers do need to do a few things, though. They’ll need to recompile their binaries with 16 KB alignment, after which they’ll need to be tested in a 16 KB version of an Android device or emulator. To make this possible, starting with Android 15 QPR1, the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro will get a new develop option that will reboot the device in 16 KB mode. In addition, Android Studio will gain a 16 KB emulator target as well. The 16 KB page size is an ARM-only feature, so people running the emulator on x86 devices will emulate the 16 KB page size, in which “the Kernel runs in 4 KB mode, but all addresses exposed to applications are aligned to 16 KB”. Of course, Google urges Android developers to test for 16 KB page sizes as soon as possible.