499 results for «domain» (page 48 of 50)
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WHMCS e-mails landing in spam or not sent: SMTP settings, sender address and templates
This article is for resellers who run their own WHMCS. WHMCS is another company’s product: we neither sell nor resell licences, as explained in what WHMCS is. Menu names change…
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Replacing old addresses in a WordPress database without breaking it
The short answer: when you change the site’s address (a new domain, or from http to https), WordPress keeps the old address in thousands of places in the database: in…
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Read receipts and tracking pixels in e-mail: what they tell you and what they do not
The short answer: knowing whether someone read your e-mail seems useful, but it is unreliable. A read receipt depends on the recipient agreeing; the “tracking pixel” (a tiny image) is…
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Purging a CDN cache: one file, a folder or everything, and when not to purge
The short answer: purging tells the CDN to throw away the copies it holds, so the next request goes to the origin for the current version. It is for when…
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A support request that gets a fast answer: what to include, by type of problem
The short answer: the fastest answer is the one that does not need a question back. A request with the site address, what you expected, what happened and when usually…
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Exporting and importing content between two WordPress sites
The short answer: WordPress has its own tool to carry the content (pages, posts, comments, menus, images) from one site to another, under Tools > Export and Tools > Import.…
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Gmail bounced your message: how to read the refusal and what each kind of reason means
The short answer: when Gmail refuses a message of yours, our server sends you a notice back (often with “Undelivered” or “Mail delivery failed” in the subject). Inside it is…
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Autodiscover and autoconfig: how Outlook and your phone find the mailbox settings
The short answer: when you type just the e-mail address and password, Outlook, Thunderbird and phones look up the server settings by themselves. They do it by consulting some special…
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A multilingual WordPress site: plugin options, URLs and what Google needs
The short answer: WordPress on its own has a single language. For a site in several there are three ways: a plugin that stores each page in each language, a…
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Email Routing in cPanel: local, remote or automatic, and the mail that vanishes
The short answer: cPanel decides, for each domain, where the mailboxes are: here (local) or on another service (remote). If your domain’s e-mail is on another service (Google Workspace, Microsoft…





