POSSE, abbreviation of “Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere“, is a content publishing model where you post content on your own domain first, and then push out (or syndicate) copies to 3rd party services with links back to the original content on your site. This way, the original version of your content stays within
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Coventry.Domains provides web hosting space and a subdomain (web address). An easy way to understand what hosting, domains and websites are is to think of web hosting as a plot of land. Access to web hosting is like having a plot of land or a physical space. A website is like a house to be
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Consider this scenario: you want to have a personal blog on your new Web space, where you share pictures and short written pieces with family, friends, and colleagues. In addition, you’re working on a large research project that requires you to build a Web-based repository of digital images related to your discipline. You want to
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The World Wide Web forms a big part of everyday life as well as work and study. It’s where we share knowledge, form opinions and engage with journalism, politics, education, culture and science. By learning on the Open Web we can learn how the web works, how to communicate and collaborate with others, how to
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This post looks at what makes up a URL or web address. This may be particularly useful if you don’t know how a web address is formatted or if you are planning how best to make use of your Coventry.Domains subdomain.
Learn how to set up a new (sub-) subdomain in cPanel so you can create a website at e.g. ‘newproject.pseudonym.coventry.domains’.
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This post covers what File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is, why you may wish to place files on your server space using FTP, and how to get started.
This post covers how the content you add to your web hosting is structured in files and folders. It introduces the File Manager and FTP as ways you can add files directly to your web hosting.
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This post covers how to navigate and use your cPanel File Manager so that you can interact directly with the files stored on your web hosting account.
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Learn the differences between static and dynamic websites, including how the code works behind the scenes when you use a web application to make a dynamic website.
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