Website Management
Optimize Website Explained
Last Updated: December 29, 2025Optimize Website is a tool that helps reduce the size of website data sent to visitors.It improves loading times by compressing content before it is delivered to browsers. Optimize Website is available on Web Hosting and Site Hosting packages. What Optimize Website Does Optimize Website: Compression happens at the server level. How Content Compression Works...
Site Publisher Explained
Last Updated: December 29, 2025Site Publisher allows you to quickly publish a simple website without uploading files manually.It is designed for basic websites and temporary pages. Site Publisher is available on Web Hosting and Site Hosting packages. What Site Publisher Does Site Publisher: It is intended for fast deployment. When Site Publisher Is Useful Site Publisher is useful when:...
Managing Multiple Websites
Last Updated: December 29, 2025Web Hosting and Site Hosting allow you to host multiple websites under a single hosting account.Each website is linked to its own domain and document root. Managing multiple websites requires careful structure and organization. How Multiple Websites Work Each website: All websites share the same hosting resources. Using Addon Domains Addon domains are the most...
Document Root Explained
Last Updated: December 29, 2025The document root is the main folder where your website files are stored.Only files inside the document root are accessible through your domain in a browser. Understanding the document root is essential for uploading and managing websites correctly. What the Document Root Does The document root: When someone visits your domain, the server loads files...
Uploading Your Website (File Manager vs FTP)
Last Updated: December 29, 2025To publish a website, your files must be uploaded to the server.On Web Hosting and Site Hosting packages, this can be done using File Manager or FTP (FTPS). Both methods achieve the same result but are suited for different situations. Where Website Files Belong Website files must be uploaded to the document root of your...
