488 results for «e-mail» (page 31 of 49)
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Buying only a domain, with no hosting yet: what you can and cannot do
You can. A domain registered on its own is yours and stays reserved, but on its own it shows no website and receives no e-mail: the domain is just the…
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WooCommerce order statuses explained: pending, on hold, processing and completed
Every WooCommerce order has a status, and it decides whether the customer gets an e-mail, whether stock goes down and whether the money counts. Some people change them by hand…
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Website builder subscription or your own hosting: who owns the site, and how to leave
With a builder where the site lives on the platform, you use the site; with hosting of your own, you have the site. While you are paying, the difference is…
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AVIF or WebP: which image format to use, and what to do for old browsers
For most sites, WebP is enough and it is the easier one. AVIF often gives even smaller files on photographs, but it takes longer to produce and not every tool…
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Cron jobs worth setting up on a small website: seven ideas that save time
A cron job is for anything you would otherwise repeat by hand at the same time every day or week: taking a copy of the database, deleting temporary files, importing…
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Chatwoot: a shared team inbox for WhatsApp on your own VPS
Chatwoot is an open-source program that gathers the conversations of several channels (website chat, e-mail, WhatsApp) into one inbox and lets several people answer, with assignment, labels and internal notes.…
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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…
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Adding an AI chat assistant to your website: the options
There are four ways to put an AI assistant on a website, and what separates them is where the API key sits and who watches it. The simplest is a…
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Abandoned carts in an online shop: why people leave and how to win some back
Someone picks a product, puts it in the cart and vanishes. It is normal: most visits to a shop do not end in a purchase. What is worth doing is…
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Relative or absolute links: what breaks when a site moves to another domain or folder
The short answer: a link or an image can name its target in four ways: absolute (https://yourcompany.com/img/logo.png), protocol-relative (//yourcompany.com/img/logo.png), root-relative (/img/logo.png) and relative to the page (img/logo.png or ../img/logo.png). The…





