How to manually migrate using cPanel
Migrating an existing cPanel account to your reseller account is a relatively straightforward and reliable method of transferring over your site manually, including its files, databases, and emails. By using a full cPanel backup, you avoid manual file
How to fix website error codes
Attempting to load a website and being greeted with an error code is very annoying especially as a site owner. Sites experiencing these issues can lose traffic, see reduced search visibility, and provide a poor user experience. In this guide learn more about
How to create a temporary domain
A temporary domain is a short-term web address typically used for testing, development, or temporary projects. These domains are perfect for staging environments, trial websites, and quick deployments that don’t impact any of your existing domains and
How to create and use a phpinfo file
If you need to check your website’s PHP settings, the phpinfo function can help, it provides detailed information about your server’s current PHP configuration. Perfect for checking if your server meets the requirements for a specific software,
How to change PHP version in cPanel
Our across our web hosting services you have almost full control over PHP including what versions your sites are using. With just a few clicks, you can switch between different versions and use different PHP versions across sites contained in the same cPanel
How to use the ping command
In this guide we will learn about using ping command on multiple operating systems ping is similar to the traceroute command and is useful for checking networking connections and diagnosing issues. What is the Ping Command? Ping or Packet Internet Groper is a
How to inspect element from sites in different browsers
Development tools come built-in to most web browsers and allows the real-time viewing and editing of all the client side aspects of a website. These include HTML, CSS and JavaScript code but not server-sided elements like PHP. Using inspect element
How to install PIP in Windows
PIP stands for “Pip Installs Packages” it’s a tool to install and manage Python packages. This guide will walk you through checking if Python is installed, installing PIP, and configuring it on your Windows system. We also include some tips to manage
How to flush your device’s DNS cache
A DNS cache is temporary storage on your device that keeps track of DNS information for recently visited sites, this helps speed up the browsing process by removing the need for repeated querying of external DNS servers. Most of the time this is great as
Add reCAPTCHA to WordPress Login Page
Quick and hassle-free communication between website owners and visitors is vital for any organisation. Web contact forms, such as Contact Form 7, play a key role in enabling this interaction. However, maintaining this functionality while ensuring the security