: You have to change the name servers at the registrar you used to register your domain name. So wherever you registered your domain name, log in to their control panel using the account you

You have to change the name servers at the registrar you used to register your domain name.

So wherever you registered your domain name, log in to their control panel using the account you registered with, and then find where you can specify your name servers. Then just put in the name servers your host provided.

It may take a few hours for the DNS records to propagate before you can access your site via the domain name.

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: Social media integration solutions Another question someone posted got me thinking, what are the social media integration solutions that everyone uses? The most common solutions I've come across

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: You could always do it manually. Just save the current time in your boostrap and then log the difference at the end of page output. From there, you'll be able to plot live graphs to visualize

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: I don't know how much programming experience you have, but if it's not significant (e.g. if you're not completely confident in how well your code will hold up to the scrutiny of other developers

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: The "style" of an early to mid-90s website is basically a website without any style. It's plain to save on bandwidth as well as due to technical limitations of web standards (or lack thereof).

: You have to change the name servers at the registrar you used to register your domain name. So wherever you registered your domain name, log in to their control panel using the account you

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: Social media integration solutions Another question someone posted got me thinking, what are the social media integration solutions that everyone uses? The most common solutions I've come across

: You could always do it manually. Just save the current time in your boostrap and then log the difference at the end of page output. From there, you'll be able to plot live graphs to visualize

: I don't know how much programming experience you have, but if it's not significant (e.g. if you're not completely confident in how well your code will hold up to the scrutiny of other developers

: The "style" of an early to mid-90s website is basically a website without any style. It's plain to save on bandwidth as well as due to technical limitations of web standards (or lack thereof).

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