: DNS and hosting are different things. It goes something like this: Domain Register - sells domains and specifies DNS servers (and whois) for the domain. DNS server - holds the DNS zone (mapping)

DNS and hosting are different things. It goes something like this:

Domain Register - sells domains and specifies DNS servers (and whois) for the domain.
DNS server - holds the DNS zone (mapping) and allows clients to ask what is the IP address for a certain domain or subdomain.
Web Host - whoever answers when clients connects to the resolved IP address.

These three are completely separate, and even though one company might fill all three roles, there is no limitation why it can't be changed.

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: You can use Yahoo's Boomerang, it is a JavaScript library that measures perceived performance on the client side and sends the results back to you.

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: A one page website like this isn't great for SEO (Google only index 1 page like you say). I'm not aware of a way to have anchor links indexed as separate pages either (happy to be corrected

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: You need to exclude the target you are redirecting too: RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_URI} !(.png|.jpg|.gif|.jpeg|.bmp|.css|.js)$ RewriteCond !=index.php RewriteRule ^(.*) index.php

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: Cache a particular image using .htaccess I would like to cache a particular image on my website i.e the background image. So far i only see options that allow you to define the format type(png|jpg|ico)

: DNS and hosting are different things. It goes something like this: Domain Register - sells domains and specifies DNS servers (and whois) for the domain. DNS server - holds the DNS zone (mapping)

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: You can use Yahoo's Boomerang, it is a JavaScript library that measures perceived performance on the client side and sends the results back to you.

: A one page website like this isn't great for SEO (Google only index 1 page like you say). I'm not aware of a way to have anchor links indexed as separate pages either (happy to be corrected

: You need to exclude the target you are redirecting too: RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}%{REQUEST_URI} !(.png|.jpg|.gif|.jpeg|.bmp|.css|.js)$ RewriteCond !=index.php RewriteRule ^(.*) index.php

: Cache a particular image using .htaccess I would like to cache a particular image on my website i.e the background image. So far i only see options that allow you to define the format type(png|jpg|ico)

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