523 results for «domínio» (page 9 of 53)
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When the domain is registered somewhere else
The site is with us, but the domain was registered with another company. It is a very common situation and there is nothing wrong with it. Only one thing changes:…
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Email Deliverability: the panel that audits your domain
You send a message and it lands in the recipient’s spam folder. You send another and it never arrives at all. The natural question is «is something misconfigured?», and cPanel…
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Pointing your domain to us: nameservers, step by step
Pointing a domain means telling the world who answers for it. You do it once, in four or five clicks, and it is the step between having a hosting account…
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AI domain ideas: how to use them and what to expect
The tool does three things, in this order: it reads the description you write about your business, it proposes names, and it asks each extension registry whether each name is…
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Locaweb: pointing a domain to us
This article is deliberately short. We hold no Locaweb account and we are not going to describe screens we have not seen. What we give you is what we know…
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Calendars and contacts on your own domain
You have e-mail on your own domain, but the company diary still lives in somebody’s personal account at another company, and the contact list is on whichever phone answers the…
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Two domains on the same WordPress site
People who ask this nearly always want one of four different things. Pick the right row before touching anything, because the roads really are different. What you want The road…
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A .com or a country domain: which one should you register
If your customers are mostly in your own country, the country extension is the natural pick. If you sell abroad or want a name without borders, go for .com. If…
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HTTPS for a container: a certificate and a domain
For an application running in a container to show the padlock, you need a domain pointing at the VPS and a certificate. The most common route is nginx in front…
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Where your website files go: public_html, folders and which domain uses which
The short answer: what people see when they open your domain is in a folder called public_html. Anything you put inside can be seen on the internet; what is outside…





