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How to Block Unwanted Visitors? Use .htaccess for IP Blocking on Your Website
Ever felt the need to restrict access to your website from certain visitors? Maybe you've been targeted by spammers or bots, or perhaps you want to limit access for security reasons. In such cases, IP blocking with your website's .htaccess file can be a handy tool. You have this option available with the downloadable UltimateWB website builder, accessible via your cPanel - or other - web hosting control panel File Manager. Let's dive into the world of .htaccess and
... Continue readingHow to Set Up Browser Caching for Your Website
Browser caching is one technique to speed up your website by storing static files in a visitor's web browser. This enables returning visitors to load your site faster, as their browsers can retrieve cached content without making multiple server requests. In most cases it won't be necessary for your website if it's built on UltimateWB, but let's walk through the steps to set up browser caching for your website:
1. Access Your Website's .htaccess File
Browser caching is typically configured
... Continue readingBest web hosting control panel? cPanel
Different web hosting companies may offer different control panels to help you manage your files, database, create personal email accounts, make backups, and check on your traffic statistics. While they all may do the same functions, how they do it are not the same.
Our preference is cPanel web hosting control panels, and it is what we offer with our web hosting packages too. It is easy to use, with all the features you need. Moreover, you can create a
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