488 results for «e-mail» (page 29 of 49)
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Hosting words for beginners: the terms on your invoice and in your panel
The first invoice and the first panel come full of abbreviations nobody explained. You do not need to memorise them: you need to know enough to understand what you are…
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Fake orders and spam sign-ups in WooCommerce: how to stop them
One day the shop wakes up with dozens of pending orders from odd names, small amounts and made-up e-mails. Or with hundreds of new accounts nobody created. It is not…
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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…
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Someone asked for your WhatsApp code or took over the number: what to do
The short answer: the six-digit code WhatsApp sends by SMS or call is used to register your number on a phone. Whoever gets it takes your account. So never tell…
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Profile pictures in WordPress: how Gravatar works and how to change yours
The short answer: the small photo beside your name (in comments, on authors) comes, by default, from Gravatar, a free service that ties a photo to an e-mail address. To…
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How to restore only the database from a backup
In cPanel, open JetBackup 5 (Files section), pick the day, and restore only the one database, leaving the files and the e-mail alone. A restore replaces the current database with…
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Checking DNS from the command line: dig and nslookup, and how to read the answer
The short answer: dig and nslookup ask the DNS directly what it answers for a name. They are the quickest way to know whether a change has arrived, where your…
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Saving files to Google Drive automatically: form attachments, exports and backups
There are four ways to take files from your site or your server into Google Drive without dragging them by hand: a Google Form that accepts attachments, a Google script…
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Widgets and sidebars in WordPress: what they are, and what changed with block themes
The short answer: a widget is a block of content you put in a fixed area of the site, such as the sidebar or footer (search, recent posts, categories, a…
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UTM links: finding out which campaign brought each visit
A UTM link is a normal address on your site with tags added at the end saying where the person who clicked came from: which e-mail, which post, which ad.…





