thanx for the follow. Great title yes. I' stumbling in the dark looking for answers. i should write an article for :WA for dummies. So here's my question = if i got my keyword :all about shihtzus, is that my domain name? Withe my websitle SassyTzus? Nowhere can I find that answer.

No, your domain name it the title of your site, not the keywords.

please tell me why my browser keeps jumping around when i'm typing in boxes. is there any way to stop this behavior?

hmm, I'm not sure what you mean. Are you referring to the comment boxes here?

First of all, have i told you lately how greatful i am for you. I have maybe 3 people i stay in touch with at WA. But you're the best. In answer to your question = boxes are this reply section here or typing out the description on my profile. my mouse will sometimes insert what is on the 2nd will somehow get to the first line. I have to be unusually vigilant. causes alot of stress.

I hope that i am making sense. i've been working on that.
, atthis point, get my website title in there?
As long as i have you here...my site rubix site has a bad gateway so it is not up & running. tried to email the webmaster but got whatever that mail undeliverable dns messages. Can I change to sassy shihtzus, my websititle title? Contact email or ph# fmetimesor webmaster. nothing there at site rubix support. I'll tell you why it is that i don't make sense sometimes.

Ok, first I'm not sure why the boxes are jumping while you type. What browser are you using?
Here is the link to send in a site support question.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/support
Yes, you can change the title of your site but you can not change the domain name. To change the title go to Appearance then click on customize.

thanx for the follow Arthur. Sassy is why we love them. I call Jesse my stubborn & willful. 'Til later.

thanx for the follow. Sometimes I think pets are more valuable than people.

My kids say I feed the dogs better than them. But my babies are spoiled they get homemade chicken and rice and vegies mixed in their dry food.