522 results for «domain» (page 30 of 53)
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A contact form that actually reaches your inbox
Building the form is the easy part: any plugin draws one in ten minutes. The hard part, and the one that loses business without anyone noticing, is the message arriving.…
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A shop that holds up: what to do before you open
A shop that is idle is a website. A shop that is selling is a system, and it fails in ways an ordinary site never does: the order e-mail that…
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Your e-mails land in Junk at Hotmail and Outlook.com: what the sender can check
The short answer: when your e-mails reach people on Hotmail or Outlook.com but land in Junk, Microsoft accepted them and then classed them as suspicious. Microsoft does not publish the…
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Your first thirty minutes in cPanel
cPanel opens with dozens of icons, and nine out of ten you will never touch. This article walks you through the four that matter on day one, in order, and…
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Uploading your website to the hosting with FileZilla
The site is ready on your computer, FileZilla is connected, and now you just drag. Almost. There are three decisions you take before dragging, and they decide whether the site…
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GoDaddy: where the nameservers are and where the zone is
GoDaddy is one of the largest registrars in the world, and plenty of our customers’ domains sit there. This article tells you what to look for in order to point…
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The WhatsApp link on your site does not work: wa.me problems and fixes
When your site’s WhatsApp button does not open the right chat, the cause is almost always the link format: a number with symbols, an address without the https://, or text…
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Moving from WordPress.com to your own hosting: what you can take with you
The short answer: WordPress.com is a service where the site lives on another company’s servers; the WordPress you install on your hosting is the same program, but the site is…
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Reading a whole DNS zone line by line: names, trailing dots, TTL and the @ sign
The short answer: a DNS zone is a plain-text list of records, one per line, in a standard format (the “zone file” from RFC 1035, the one BIND uses). Many…
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Giving a developer access to your site without handing over your password
You do not need to give the password of your account to whoever builds your site. There are smaller accesses that are enough for the job, that you can switch…





