482 results for «domain» (page 22 of 49)
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E-mail with us and the site elsewhere (or the other way round)
Site and e-mail do not have to live in the same house. You can keep the mailboxes with us and put the site with another provider, or the other way…
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Changing nameservers at a registrar that is not us: the map every panel follows
The domain was bought somewhere else and the hosting is with us. For the site to open here you have to go into their panel and change one of two…
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Dynamic DNS: a fixed name for an address that keeps changing
You want to reach the camera at the warehouse, the office file server, or the computer that stays on at home. You know it has an IP address, you type…
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Directory indexes: what a visitor sees when there is no home page
You open an address on your site and instead of a page you get a plain list of files, with names, sizes and dates. That is the server telling you…
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Deactivating or deleting a WordPress theme
WordPress has no button to deactivate a theme, and that is not an oversight: there is always exactly one active theme. Deactivating the one in use means activating another. What…
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Making WordPress send e-mail properly, with SMTP
The site’s form messages never arrive. Password recovery never arrives. Shop notifications never arrive. And there is no error at all: WordPress says it sent them. The reason is nearly…
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Something has gone wrong with WordPress: where to start
WordPress always breaks in the same half a dozen ways. This page exists to save you the searching: find your symptom in the table and go straight to the article…
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Installing OpenCart
OpenCart is the lightest of the three shop platforms in the installer. It goes up in a minute, needs no extra PHP extension at all, and holds up well on…
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Installing a ready-made platform: what the installer does for you
Your cPanel carries the Softaculous Apps Installer, under Software. It is the same tool for everything: Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart, Moodle, Flarum, Mautic, Laravel and a few hundred more.…
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Getting a Laravel application running
Laravel is not a CMS: it is the foundation you write a PHP application on top of. So this article has two halves. The first is for anyone who wants…





