This article shows you how to buy a domain name with GoDaddy. I’ll point out a few things you’re likely to be offered and tell you those you can safely ignore and one that’s worth considering. If you haven’t yet opened a GoDaddy account, please...
Any time you want to change something on your website yourself, you’ll need to log in. To log in, you’ll need your user name and password. (You can save these using a password manager, such as the one built in to Google Chrome, so the details will be...
The joys of Microsoft Outlook Setting your new email account up using IMAP is the best option. However, Outlook has been known to be less than 100% reliable in importing IMAP mail (my own tests have proved this) so you may find you need to use POP instead. If you do...
The problem You log into your site to update your availability calendar or make a minor edit. You save your changes and can see them clearly in the back end of your site. But when you check the front end of your site, there’s no change. Why it happens This is...
If you log in to your WordPress site and find things don’t look the way you expected, relax. Since early 2015, I’ve built most new GiteWise sites using a design theme called Divi. You’ll know if your site is built with Divi because when you go to...
If you like to use Gmail to send and receive your email rather than use an email app that’s installed on your computer, here’s how to set it up to use your new email address. Download a PDF of these instructions 1. Log in to your Gmail account. 2. Click...
You may never need to access your email inbox using webmail, but there are a couple of situations where it may be useful. 1. If you need to check your mail on a computer that isn’t the one you usually use and you can’t access your email through your phone....
Usually, your new website will have at least one new email address based on the domain name, such as martin@gitewise.com. You have three ways you can use this. 1. Set all mail sent to this address to forward to another email address. 2. Check your messages using...
Buying your domain name
