500 results for «domain» (page 29 of 50)
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Visitor statistics: where they are and what they mean
The server counts everything anyone asks it for, and cPanel shows you that count without you installing a thing. Finding the numbers is not the problem. Knowing what each one…
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Pro, Plus, Ultra or Business: choosing without guesswork
Shared plans come in four steps: Pro, Plus, Ultra and the Business line. They all carry the same panel, the same certificate and the same daily backup. What separates them…
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The most common WHMCS problems, and what causes them
Almost everything that goes wrong in a WHMCS falls into one of five families: the PHP loader, the licence, the scheduled job, the server link, and e-mail. Knowing that halves…
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Installing PrestaShop
PrestaShop sits between OpenCart and Magento: it arrives with catalogue, promotions, carriers and tax rules already built, without Magento's weight. For most shops starting out, it is the most balanced…
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Installing WHMCS on your account
The install itself is short. What usually goes wrong is everything done before and after it, which is why this article spends more lines on the ends than on the…
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"Unlimited": what really is unlimited, and what has a limit
The plan tables carry columns that say Unlimited. The word is true in the sense that no counter stops you, but all of this sits on a disk that has…
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robots.txt and sitemap.xml: what they do and how to check them
They are two small files that speak to search engines, and it is very common for one of them to be wrong without anyone noticing. robots.txt tells robots where they…
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Why every service has its own invoice, and how to pay several at once
Every service has its own cycle and its own date, and each invoice is tied to the services it covers. That is why a plan, a domain and a certificate…
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Browser caching with .htaccess
Browser caching is the kind that lives on the visitor’s own computer: if the logo, the CSS and the JavaScript arrive with an instruction saying “keep this for a while”,…
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AI bots crawling your site: robots.txt and how to block them
AI providers use robots (crawlers) that walk through websites collecting text, either to train models or to answer questions in real time. If you do not want that, you can…





