487 results for «e-mail» (page 40 of 49)
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Where things are in the new Outlook: accounts, settings, rules and offline
The short answer: the new Outlook has no File menu. Almost everything is under Settings, the gear icon at the top right, organised into Accounts, General, Mail and Calendar. People…
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Your domain or IP is on a blacklist: how to check and how to get off it
The short answer: a blacklist is a list, kept by third parties, of IP addresses and domains seen sending spam. Many mail servers consult them and refuse messages from whoever…
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Popups and banners on your site: when they help and when Google punishes them
The short answer: a popup that covers the content as soon as the person arrives from Google, especially on a phone, is the kind of thing Google says can hurt…
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DNSSEC: what it is, and what it changes for your domain
The short answer: DNSSEC is a digital signature on DNS answers. It lets whoever asks “where is this domain?” confirm the answer was not forged on the way. It encrypts…
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WordPress comments: switch them on or off, moderate them and keep them tidy
The short answer: comments give a blog life, but on a company site they tend to cost more work (and spam) than they are worth. The rules are under Settings…
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Widgets and sidebars in WordPress: what they are, and what changed with block themes
The short answer: a widget is a block of content you put in a fixed area of the site, such as the sidebar or footer (search, recent posts, categories, a…
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Which hosting plan for an industrial, mining or energy services company: credibility, documents and tenders
The short answer: the site of a company that serves other companies does not need to be big: it needs to be credible, clear and easy to cite. Whoever is…
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Writing a FAQ page that answers real questions
The short answer: a FAQ page is only useful if it has the questions customers really ask, not the ones the company would like them to ask. It saves you…
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Guest checkout or customer accounts in WooCommerce: which to allow
The short answer: in a small shop, let people buy without an account and offer the account as an option. Forcing an account before paying makes many people give up.…
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Profile pictures in WordPress: how Gravatar works and how to change yours
The short answer: the small photo beside your name (in comments, on authors) comes, by default, from Gravatar, a free service that ties a photo to an e-mail address. To…





