Monthly Archives: November 2008

cPanel for beginners 3: finding out about your visitors

Posted on Friday 28th November, 2008

Maybe it’s the dull words ‘statistics’ and ‘analytics’ that put Web site owners off. But which of us doesn’t want to know about our visitors? In my third tutorial on cPanel for beginners, I show you how to access this … Continue reading →

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HTTP 406 error: a fix

Posted on Tuesday 25th November, 2008

Have you ever encountered an HTTP 406 (“Not Acceptable”) error? I hadn’t, until this afternoon. I didn’t even know such an error existed. Now I know at least one way to fix it. An HTTP 406 error tells whoever is … Continue reading →

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cPanel for beginners 2: setting up e-mail accounts

Posted on Thursday 20th November, 2008

I have written a second cPanel tutorial, on setting up e-mail accounts. (I’m trying to write the tutorials in the order that cPanel beginners are most likely to find useful.) You can find my second cPanel tutorial in the Articles … Continue reading →

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Use your cPanel to the full: a cPanel guide for beginners

Posted on Friday 14th November, 2008

Many of my Web hosting clients neglect cPanel. And I haven’t been able to find a guide or a set of tutorials on cPanel which I thought would be suitable for beginners. So I’ve taken on the job myself. You … Continue reading →

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German men on the Costa Blanca

Posted on Sunday 2nd November, 2008

I’ve been to Germany more than once. I found the people there charming and friendly, from lorry drivers and waitresses to teachers and business people. Even here on the Costa Blanca German women are often a delight. So why do … Continue reading →

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Text colours for contrast

Posted on Saturday 1st November, 2008

The most recent Web site I have designed may seem to contradict my last post, in which I call for text to be readable. The site is for the UK leaflet display company, Leaflet Display Solutions. There is a call-out … Continue reading →

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