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Edit your hosts files (Windows)

Sometimes you might want to force your local machine to point a domain to another IP address without editing its public DNS entries. You can do ...

Fix .woff2 Font Errors in Browser in IIS

IIS 8.5 and below (IIS 10 MIME-types has support for .woff2) doesn't recognise .woff2 font files. This will cause an error in browser like ...

Font from origin has been blocked from loading by Cross-Origin Resource Sharing policy

If you have mixed http and https content, when you might get the Cross-Origin resource issue where, say for example, a font isn't loaded ...

Guide To Setting Up Web hosting

Thank you for purchasing Web Hosting with us. This guide will show you how to set up your website. You can find your settings for your hosting ...

How do I redirect my website to https?

All websites have a web.config at the root of your folder. You can add a configuration setting in this web.config file to force a redirect to https.

How do I Redirect my Website to www

To auto redirect permanently for non www URLs to the www equivalent and retain the http(s) protocol you can add the following ot your web.config ...

How Much Bandwidth Does my Website Need?

Bandwidth (or traffic allowance, transfer allowance) refers to how much data that can be downloaded from your hosting space. Depending how many ...

How to Add a Free SSL Certificate to Your Website

Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open Certificate Authority. It provides a free domain validation SSL certificates for you website that ...

How to Change PHP Version

There are a number of PHP versions available at any one time. You can swap between PHP version easily within the hosting control panel ...

How to Restrict Access to Your Website Using .htaccess File

You may need to restrict access to your website if it is used for admin purposes. This article shows you how to restrict access to ...

Unlimited - Why we don't do it

Unlimited - that is rarely the case these days and fair use policies buried in the small print are usually used as the get out clause ...