482 results for «domain» (page 28 of 49)
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Connecting n8n to Google Sheets
For n8n to read and write a Google Sheets spreadsheet it needs a credential proving to Google that n8n is allowed to touch that sheet. There are two roads: sign…
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A wildcard DNS record (*): what it does, and when it gets in the way
The short answer: a wildcard record, written with an asterisk (*), answers for any subdomain that has no record of its own. With it, anything.your-domain.com opens the same place. It…
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Photos for your website: where to get them legally and what to credit
The short answer: an image you find on the internet is not free just because it is there. For your site, use photos that are yours, or from an image…
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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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After moving a site: the checklist for the first day
The site opens and looks the same: that does not yet mean everything is right. The failures of a move turn up in places nobody visits in the first minute:…
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Redirecting old pages in WordPress: a plugin or .htaccess
The short answer: when a page changes address or disappears, whoever saved it (and Google) lands on a 404. The remedy is a 301 redirect, which says “it moved here”.…
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Mixed content after moving to HTTPS: the padlock that will not turn on
The certificate is installed, the site opens on https, and the browser still says “not secure” or shows a padlock with a warning. That is mixed content: the page is…
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Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page in WordPress: the causes
The short answer: you log in to the dashboard as an administrator and, on opening a page, WordPress says “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page”. It is…
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Sending e-mail by SMTP or through an e-mail API: which suits your application
For a few messages (a contact form, the confirmations of a small shop), SMTP with a mailbox on your domain is enough. For large volumes, newsletters, or when you need…
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Leaving a hosting provider: how to take everything with you before you cancel
Before you cancel, take five things: the site files, the databases, the e-mail, the list of DNS records, and the list of settings that are not in the files (PHP…





