In order to get the Namecheap Private email service working for my domain, I have to create the following settings in my WA hosting account:
How do I configure my wa hosting account for email service?
In order to get the Namecheap Private email service working for my domain, I have to create the following settings in my WA hosting account:
You can actually set up email via the SiteRubix manager. It's very easy!
Just click on site manager, look for Site Email on the header ribbon and go from there.
It's easy to do - but you are really much better off jut following each course in order. Most of what you need to know will be covered sooner or later, and it saves you having to 'undo' stuff if you took the wrong approach by skipping ahead.
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Hi - I moved my site to my own domain and now under the Themes section there are only 4 themes shown. I think these are the basic themes. I am a Premium member so I was looki
I figured it out... sort of. From the new site I could download any of the free themes there via Wordpress itself.
Hello,
With the info (I think) I have:
ehttps://wordpress.org/themes/
It is a zip file, you keep it in zip format and upload it in the dashboard - appearance - themes - upload themes.
Remark: I don't know if you are mixing premium member of WA with premium member of another site....
Grtz,
Bert
You just can also see them listed when you add a theme in wordpress tool itself...
But it is not that you can use all themes available because your premium of WA...
I hope you this helps..
Grtz,
Bert
The themes you get are any free Wordpress theme you can find on the web, just Google free Wordpress Themes. Then you will need to download them to your computer before you can upload them to your site. WA does not provide any premium themes, if you want a paid theme you must buy it.
Hi Shawn - I recently upgrade to Premium here at WA. ** I thought** Premium included many more themes than the basic 4. Was I mistaken?
No, you can have as many themes as you want, just download them from Wordpress, etc... WA just supplies the 4 that you see, but you can have as many as you want to go and get and upload to your site.
I found the themes if you still need them (over 2400). If you go to "SiteRubix" and scroll down, they should be there. Pass the part about logging in and paid site or free site, etc... keep scrolling down and you'll find them.
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Premium themes missing from owned domain site?
Hi - I moved my site to my own domain and now under the Themes section there are only 4 themes shown. I think these are the basic themes. I am a Premium member so I was looki
I figured it out... sort of. From the new site I could download any of the free themes there via Wordpress itself.
Hello,
With the info (I think) I have:
ehttps://wordpress.org/themes/
It is a zip file, you keep it in zip format and upload it in the dashboard - appearance - themes - upload themes.
Remark: I don't know if you are mixing premium member of WA with premium member of another site....
Grtz,
Bert
You just can also see them listed when you add a theme in wordpress tool itself...
But it is not that you can use all themes available because your premium of WA...
I hope you this helps..
Grtz,
Bert
The themes you get are any free Wordpress theme you can find on the web, just Google free Wordpress Themes. Then you will need to download them to your computer before you can upload them to your site. WA does not provide any premium themes, if you want a paid theme you must buy it.
Hi Shawn - I recently upgrade to Premium here at WA. ** I thought** Premium included many more themes than the basic 4. Was I mistaken?
No, you can have as many themes as you want, just download them from Wordpress, etc... WA just supplies the 4 that you see, but you can have as many as you want to go and get and upload to your site.
I found the themes if you still need them (over 2400). If you go to "SiteRubix" and scroll down, they should be there. Pass the part about logging in and paid site or free site, etc... keep scrolling down and you'll find them.
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You can actually set up email via the SiteRubix manager. It's very easy!
Just click on site manager, look for Site Email on the header ribbon and go from there.
Thanks Jess - I didn't know about that!
No problem. Kyle explains in more detail during Course 2
I guess I'm getting ahead of my training :-)
It's easy to do - but you are really much better off jut following each course in order. Most of what you need to know will be covered sooner or later, and it saves you having to 'undo' stuff if you took the wrong approach by skipping ahead.