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Just tried it. 4 tries. One error. Other three loaded fine.

Look up how POSTs are handled. The data is in the body of the request, not in a query string attached to the URL. PUTs should be handled similarly. Any request that changes data should never use query-strings. (Think of the URL being saved in browser History or Bookmarks. And then called...

WordPress, no. Account panel, https://x10hosting.com/sso/login/ , yes. The ONLY yes.

index.html or index.htm or index.php ... you can use any one, and CapITalIZATion counts: Index.html will not work

/home/YOURCPANELUSERNAME/public_html

Seems everything ended up well. But I hope you now realize the importance of keeping backups. On your computer, or a flash drive, or emailed to yourself. Lots of gmail accounts are used as "file archives".

You might want to look into something like https://www.mathjax.org/ to display math formulas. It's a javascript library. Some more links matjax/mediawiki http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Math#MathJax http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Displaying_a_formula#Using_MathJax

1. Define "doesn't work". I works fine for me. 2. Flush your DNS cache 3. Clear your browser cache and history. Close browser, restart browser.

Works for me. It takes a while for the updates to percolate through the Web. Do not change anything, or you might reset everything back to Square 1 .

1. Your domain should be parked, not add-on 2. do not use redirection And as mentioned above, do not use the Basic theme for cPanel.

1. Your domain should be parked, not add-on 2. do not use redirection

Cannot be done. House rules say your main domain must be a x10hosting supplied sub-domain. Period Also, when I go to thestudentwire.com, all the links point to thestudentwire.com . Exactly what is the problem?

You had Account 1 and deleted it. You just created Account 2. Did you add lifecoachwithra.com to Account 2 via the cPanel?

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1. Create a directory in public_html and call it 'css' -- all lowercase, no caps 2. put your css file there (from the link you have, I assume it is called index.css) 3. You currently have the line <link href="/home/yunowrit/public_public/CSS/index.css" rel="stylesheet" /> in your page. Edit to...

I don't think he is talking about "suspension". I think he is talking about when he gets: Sounds like a bad WordPress plugin.

Add a file named index.html (do not capitalize) that has links to the pages you want them to see.

Googling "varnish headers content length" seems to indicate it is/was an issue with Varnish. Not sure if it was ever resolved.

Does it correspond to the value of X-Cache (ie HIT vs MISS) ? I just retried that file and got a cache HIT that did not have the content-length

Accept-Ranges bytes, bytes Age 0 Cache-Control max-age=0, no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate Connection keep-alive Content-Length 364 Content-Type text/plain Date Thu, 05 Mar 2015 00:14:48 GMT Last-Modified Wed, 04 Mar 2015 19:59:59 GMT X-Cache MISS X-Varnish...