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I’m sure you’ve seen someone’s picture on the internet and instantly thought, “how can I find out what they look…
Getting an email domain for your business with a custom domain extension look professional and helps your business credibility. In this guide, we will show you 5 different ways to get an email domain and create email accounts using it.
Learn how to use 301 redirects in your .htaccess file in our quick guide.
It’s best practice to redirect all your website’s traffic to the HTTPS version as it encrypts and secures your visitors’ data while they are on your website.
When the dns_probe_finished_nxdomain error comes up, your browser is unable to find the website you are trying to access. This…
Recently, our team covered the best domain registrars in 2022. This guide will further elaborate and provide step by step instructions on how to register a domain name for your website.
The WordPress error establishing a database connection is an error that happens when your WordPress website cannot connect to your WordPress database. Learn how to fix it in this guide.
A WordPress file upload size limit may be preventing you from uploading larger files, plugins, and even themes to your WordPress website. This guide will show you how to increase the how to increase upload size in WordPress.
cPanel is an online (Linux-based) web hosting control panel. It provides an easy to use dashboard to manage domain names, email accounts, DNS, databases, web files, and popular website CMS apps like WordPress.
Your WordPress dashboard is where you login to build and manage your WordPress website. When you’re starting out on WordPress, it’s easy to forget where your WordPress admin login page is located.