New cPanel feature – WordPress Toolkit
The latest round of cPanel updates has included a number of useful features and upgrades, but the one we’d like...
The latest round of cPanel updates has included a number of useful features and upgrades, but the one we’d like...
Last month we published a post on the ongoing Brexit uncertainty, specifically its effect on e-commerce. We now have a few more answers as detailed information is becomes more readily available.
At the end of 2020, UK-based businesses, organisations and individuals will no longer be considered eligible to hold registration of .eu domain names. That is unless these registrants can prove eligibility by declaring compliance with one of the qualifying criteria before 1st January 2021.
At the time of writing, negotiations between the UK and the EU on post-Brexit trade are continuing, with time running out for a deal. With the deadline looming at the end of December 2020, customers have now started to ask us what they may need to do to prepare for sales to the EU.
If you ever wondered how to install WordPress on cPanel, the ubiquitous web hosting control panel, we have put together a couple of step-by-step guides that should make this pretty easy. While installing WordPress can seem quite daunting if you have never done this before, it is, in fact, relatively straightforward. That's especially so when you follow our handy WordPress installation guide. So let's get started...
In case you missed our email communications over the last few weeks, Web Age have been busy moving our hosting...
Web Age would like to remind you about changes to our payment methods, effective 28/06/19.
We once again would like to remind customers that Web Age is part of a bigger technology company. We are...
Where is Trim Paths in Adobe After Effects? It seems like a simple question yet it appears to be one...
We recently had to support a customer who wanted to make sure their OpenCart site was secure. However, despite following...
