461 results for «domain» (page 46 of 47)
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The WordPress RSS feed: what it is, where to find it and when to turn it off
The short answer: the RSS feed is a list of your latest posts, written for programs to read, not people. WordPress creates it by itself, at your-domain.com/feed/. It serves news…
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Updating failed in the WordPress editor: the REST API and JSON errors
The short answer: you write a post, press Update, and the editor answers “Updating failed. The response is not a valid JSON response” (or “Publishing failed”). The editor talks to…
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Exporting and importing content between two WordPress sites
The short answer: WordPress has its own tool to carry the content (pages, posts, comments, menus, images) from one site to another, under Tools > Export and Tools > Import.…
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Do you need a website if you already have Instagram or Facebook?
The short answer: social networks are great for being seen and talking, but the page belongs to whoever runs them, not to you. A site of your own is for…
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What DNS propagation really is: caches that expire, not a change that travels
The short answer: when you save a DNS record, the change takes effect at once on the servers that hold the zone (the authoritative ones). Nothing “travels” across the internet…
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SMTP relay through a smarthost: sending mail from a VPS or from an application
This article is for people with a VPS or server with root access, or an application that sends e-mail. The short answer: instead of your server delivering mail straight to…
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Going live on SonicPanel and VoxStream: BUTT, Mixxx or SAM with server, port and password
The short answer: to go live you need a broadcasting program (the encoder) on the studio computer, and three details: the server address, the port and the broadcast password. If…
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How many e-mails you sent this hour: Track Delivery and the sending limit
The short answer: the sending limit is 100 e-mails an hour on Pro, 200 on Plus, 300 on Ultra, 500 on Business Pro, 750 on Business Plus and 1,000 on…
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Disk space nearly full on your hosting plan: what to delete first, step by step
The short answer: when space gets close to the limit, start with what weighs a lot and is not needed: full backups left inside the account, the File Manager trash,…
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Your plan limits at a glance: where to see each one in cPanel and in your account
The short answer: every plan has a limit for disk space, the number of sites, e-mails per hour, CPU, memory, entry processes, number of processes, I/O, IOPS and files (inodes).…





