483 results for «domínio» (page 34 of 49)
-
Migrating a WooCommerce shop without losing orders
A brochure site can be copied at leisure, because it does not change while you copy it. A shop changes all the time: an order that comes in after you…
-
Redirecting old pages in WordPress: a plugin or .htaccess
The short answer: when a page changes address or disappears, whoever saved it (and Google) lands on a 404. The remedy is a 301 redirect, which says “it moved here”.…
-
Which hosting plan for a construction or trades business: projects, quotes and trust
The short answer: whoever hires a builder wants to see finished work, know who you are and ask for a quote without fuss. It is a light site with many…
-
Collecting subscribers and sending a newsletter from a WordPress site
The short answer: the site collects the addresses (with a form), but it should not be the one sending a message to many people. For that you use a proper…
-
Reading a whole DNS zone line by line: names, trailing dots, TTL and the @ sign
The short answer: a DNS zone is a plain-text list of records, one per line, in a standard format (the “zone file” from RFC 1035, the one BIND uses). Many…
-
Restoring a single e-mail account or folder
To put deleted messages back, open JetBackup (cPanel, Files section), choose the copy from a date before the deletion and restore only the e-mail folder concerned, not the whole account.…
-
Django DisallowedHost, CSRF failed and missing static files: the fixes
You put Django online and three errors show up that nearly everyone meets: DisallowedHost, CSRF verification failed and the page with no styles (static files give a 404). They have…
-
High TTFB: how to find where the server response time goes
TTFB (time to first byte) is the time from the request to the arrival of the first byte of the reply. If it is high, the page is slow to…
-
Which hosting plan for a content creator: videos, links and sponsors
The short answer: a content creator lives on platforms, and the platforms are not theirs. A site of your own is the place nobody can take from you: a page…
-
A security.txt file: telling researchers how to report a problem
The short answer: security.txt is a small text file, in an agreed place on your site, that tells whoever discovers a security flaw who to report it to. It is…





