488 results for «e-mail» (page 35 of 49)
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Which hosting plan for a church or an association: a simple site, events and videos
A church, an association or an NGO usually needs a site that is simple and always up: who we are, opening times, contacts, news and events. That fits one of…
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Which hosting plan for a clinic or health professional: bookings, privacy and what not to publish
The short answer: a clinic’s presentation site, with services, team, opening hours and a contact form, is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. What needs care…
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Which hosting plan for a restaurant: menu, photos and bookings
A restaurant’s site is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. A restaurant needs three things: a menu that reads well on a phone, photos that do…
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WordPress comments: switch them on or off, moderate them and keep them tidy
The short answer: comments give a blog life, but on a company site they tend to cost more work (and spam) than they are worth. The rules are under Settings…
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WooCommerce order statuses explained: pending, on hold, processing and completed
Every WooCommerce order has a status, and it decides whether the customer gets an e-mail, whether stock goes down and whether the money counts. Some people change them by hand…
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Ransomware explained: how it reaches a website or a computer and how to be ready
The short answer: ransomware is malicious software that encrypts your files and demands a ransom to give them back. You cannot avoid it entirely, but you can prepare: keep everything…
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How to get an invoice in your company name and tax number
For the invoice to come out in the company’s name with its tax number, fill those details in on the account before you order: company name, address and tax number,…
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An API key or token has leaked: what to do, in the right order
The short answer: if an API key, a token or a webhook secret has turned up somewhere it should not (a public repository, a file inside the site, a screenshot,…
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I cancelled my service but an invoice still arrived: what to check
There is nearly always a simple reason, and seven are common. Before you pay or lose your temper, open the invoice and see which service it refers to: that line…
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Payment reminders: what to expect, and why one arrived after you paid
Reminders are automatic and go out according to the state of the invoice. If one arrived after you paid, it is nearly always one of four things: the payment was…





