536 results for «e-mail» (page 27 of 54)
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Swapping WP-Cron for a real server cron job
WordPress has a scheduler of its own, WP-Cron, which handles scheduled posts, update checks, emptying the bin and the e-mails your plugins send. The name misleads: it is not a…
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Putting a CDN in front of your site, step by step
Putting a CDN in front of your site means changing who answers for the domain DNS. It is a ten-minute change that, badly prepared, takes your e-mail off the air…
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A security.txt file: telling researchers how to report a problem
The short answer: security.txt is a small text file, in an agreed place on your site, that tells whoever discovers a security flaw who to report it to. It is…
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The first Yoast SEO settings to get right
Yoast runs perfectly well badly configured, and that is what fools people: it looks done. These are the settings worth doing on day one, in order, and the ones you…
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Installing PrestaShop
PrestaShop sits between OpenCart and Magento: it arrives with catalogue, promotions, carriers and tax rules already built, without Magento's weight. For most shops starting out, it is the most balanced…
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Changing a WordPress username
WordPress will not let you change a username on the profile screen. The field is greyed out and you cannot type in it. That is deliberate, because the username is…
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Creating your DMARC record, and reading what it sends back
DMARC does two things at once, and it is the second one almost nobody uses. First: it tells receivers what to do with a message that fails SPF and DKIM.…
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Pointing your domain to us: nameservers, step by step
Pointing a domain means telling the world who answers for it. You do it once, in four or five clicks, and it is the step between having a hosting account…
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Recovering the Magento administrator password
Magento is the only one of the big platforms in the installer where there is no button to change the administrator password from cPanel. Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Moodle and…
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Backing up the database of a Drupal site
Drupal files are the skeleton; the database is everything else. Pages, users, menus, permissions, site configuration and the list of enabled modules all live in there. Without it there is…





