318 results for «cPanel» (page 11 of 32)
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Proving the domain is yours: TXT verification records
Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Meta Business and dozens of other services all ask for the same thing before letting you use your domain: prove that it is yours. And the…
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Sitejet Builder or WordPress: which one suits your site
Both are in your hosting plan's cPanel and neither requires code. The difference is in what each one can do and how much work it takes afterwards. In brief Sitejet…
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Getting a Node.js application running
Yes, there is Node.js on this hosting. It is not an extra you ask for, and it is not a VPS thing: it is in your cPanel, under Software, called…
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How to add another domain or a subdomain
The same hosting account can serve more than one site. There are two different things you may want, and they are not the same: 1 Addon domain - a second,…
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Website errors explained: 500, 403, 404, 508 and what to do
When a site breaks, the number on screen is not decoration: it tells you which side the problem is on. Three or four of them are worth knowing how to…
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Reseller hosting: starting out, pricing and billing
With reseller hosting you buy a block of resources and split it however you like. You create packages under your own name, open accounts for your clients and charge whatever…
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Installing WordPress plugins: where, which ones, and how many
A plugin is somebody else’s code running inside your site with the same rights WordPress itself has. That explains both what makes them powerful and why they deserve care. Where…
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Seeing the site before the domain points here, and the Index of / listing
The account is created, the files are there - and the domain still opens the old site, or opens nothing. That is normal: hours pass between changing nameservers and the…
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Taking the whole DNS zone to Cloudflare without losing records
When you add a domain to Cloudflare, it reads your current DNS and brings across what it finds. That gives the impression everything is copied. It is not. It can…
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Which technologies run here: PHP, Node, Python, Perl, games and the limits
«My developer asks whether you support X.» This page answers that in one go, with names and versions - and it also says where shared hosting stops being enough. Languages:…





