500 results for «domain» (page 45 of 50)
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Which hosting plan for a mobile app: the website, the privacy page and the server
The short answer: a mobile app almost always needs a website (that presents it and that app stores require, with a privacy page and a support contact) and, sometimes, a…
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A new record that still does not exist for some people: negative caching and the SOA
The short answer: resolvers do not only store answers that exist. When they ask for a name that does not exist (NXDOMAIN), or for a record type the name does…
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Which hosting plan for a clinic or health professional: bookings, privacy and what not to publish
The short answer: a clinic’s presentation site, with services, team, opening hours and a contact form, is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. What needs care…
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.htaccess for PHP projects: friendly URLs and redirects
The .htaccess file is where you tell the server how to treat addresses: send every request to a single index.php file (friendly URLs), redirect one address to another, and hide…
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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…
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Importing a theme’s demo content without wrecking your site
The short answer: many themes come with an “Import demo” button that copies the example’s pages, images and menus into your site. It is the quickest way to get 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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A shared address for a team: one shared mailbox, a forwarder or a mailing list
The short answer: for an address like sales@ or support@ that several people look after, there are three routes. A shared mailbox (a real e-mail account everyone opens with the…
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XML-RPC in WordPress: what it is and whether to switch it off
The short answer: xmlrpc.php is an old WordPress file that lets outside programs publish to your site. Most sites no longer need it, and bots love it for guessing passwords.…
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Before you publish your website: a ten-point launch checklist
The short answer: the day the site goes live is the worst day to find out the form does not work. These ten checks take an hour and catch almost…





