318 results for «cPanel» (page 14 of 32)
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Creating a subdomain on Cloudflare
With the domain on Cloudflare, creating a subdomain becomes a job of two halves, in two different panels. Doing only one of them is the cause of practically every "I…
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WooCommerce: what it is, and what you need before you start
WooCommerce is a free plugin that turns a WordPress site into a shop: catalogue, cart, checkout, orders, customers and shipping. It is not a separate service and not a place…
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Parked domains (aliases): the same site on more than one name
It is very common to hold two names for the same business - thecompany.ao and thecompany.com, say - and to want both to open the same site. That is called…
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Creating a WordPress site from the control panel
You do not have to download WordPress, create a database or upload anything. cPanel carries two tools that do all of it, and either one leaves a working site behind…
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Importing a large database over SSH
phpMyAdmin handles most imports. But there is a size beyond which it gives up: either the file will not upload, or it uploads and the import stops halfway without saying…
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Checking and adjusting your Sitejet site on phones before publishing
A large share of visits come from phones. Sitejet Builder templates already adapt to the screen, but it is worth checking page by page before you publish. Viewing the three…
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Changing your PHP version without breaking the site
Switching version is one click, and it is written out step by step in «How to change your PHP version». This article is the other half, the half that is…
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Other registrars: the words to look for in any panel
There are hundreds of registrars and no two panels look alike. Underneath the design, though, it is always the same machine, and the machine always has the same parts. Learn…
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Rebuilding the wp-config.php connection
wp-config.php is the file that tells WordPress which database to connect to, and with what password. Without it, WordPress shows the installation screen, as though the site had never existed.…
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Creating your DMARC record, and reading what it sends back
DMARC does two things at once, and it is the second one almost nobody uses. First: it tells receivers what to do with a message that fails SPF and DKIM.…





