Tag: Settings

Controlling PHP settings with a custom php.ini file

Posted on May 21, 2024 by Liquid Web

Category: Hosting Basics | Tags: Configuration, PHP, Settings, Setup, Site

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WordPress and cPanel are common web applications providing fast and customizable online experiences. If you’re running a website for your business that uses PHP, then you understand the benefits of the scripting language. Generally, websites have specific functions and features resulting from the scripting languages they use.

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A Deep Dive into the Leading Web Hosting Control Panel Choices

Posted on September 12, 2023 by Luke Cavanagh | Updated: October 24, 2023

Category: Hosting Basics | Tags: Admin Area, Admin Tools, Apache, Bandwidth Management, Configuration, Control Panel, cPanel, Dashboard, Database Management, DNS Management, Domain Name System (DNS) Management, Email, Email Management, File Management, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Domain, FTP, IIS, InterWorx, IP Address Management, Let's Encrypt, Linux, Linux Servers, Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) Web Server, Panel, Plesk, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Certificate Management, Security Features, Server Management, Servers, Settings, SSH, SSL, SSL Certificates, Tools, Web Hosting Control Panel, Web Server, WebHost Manager (WHM), WHM, Windows Server

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Manually managing your servers can be a hassle. It requires you to either know a lot about hosting and server administration or to pay for and work with a professional who will do it on your behalf.

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How to Clear Browser Cache and Cookies

Posted on July 15, 2020 by Jason Salazar

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Android, Authentication, Authentication Token, Browser, Browser Caching, Browser Cookies, Caching, Chrome, Cookies, Data, Firefox, Internet Explorer, iOS, macOS, Microsoft, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Plugins, Privacy, Safari, Security, Settings, Tools

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What is the Browser Cache?

The browser cache is used for storing website data like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images. Caching is a method of storing data that can be used later. Like other programs that you may have installed, browsers use caching to store website data on your computer instead of requesting the data from a web server to make web pages load faster.

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