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My server / web site / email is not working, I think the server is down
Site, Data and mySQL Database Backup
UK-Cheapest Web Hosting regularly makes backup copies of information stored on its servers for disaster recovery purposes.
Nevertheless, availability of backups is not guaranteed and we will not be responsible for loss of customer data.
Customers are advised to make regular backups of the information they store on our servers. Our Control Panel provides tools that facilitate full data backup and restoration.
It is important to make regular backups of your web site hosting account from using your Hosting Control Panel Backup facility. It is also possible to backup your database separately by using the Database Administration Tool under the mySQL section of your hosting control panel.
Vistit the page below for more information on how to backup/restore your hosting account or MySQL database:
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I am having trouble uploading Images to my Site Builder
If you are having trouble uploading images to your Site Builder account, please ensure that the image you are uploading does not contain any spaces in its name and is in lowercase lettering, for example,
Bad image name.Jpg
goodimagename.jpg
Also the problem could be that your images are too large and have not been resized.
Nowadays, many people upload photos from their digital cameras. As these photos get larger in size, they also become heavier and heavier in file size. Some of these images can even be many megabytes in size.
Many new webmasters are not aware that these large images take quite a long time to download when they are placed on a website. It is a common mistake to simply upload these large files and then use your local web design tool to re-size an image to size it. Even though the image displays smaller, it does not change the file size of the source image.
Here is an example:
Link 1 (Loading Slow) – This is what it looks like when a large image is resized with HTML.
Link 2 (Loading Properly) – And this is what it looks like when the image is resized before being uploaded.
To fix this, you will need to resize your images in a graphics editor (ie. Photoshop Elements, MS Paint, Gimp) before you upload the image.
Here are some links to popular image editing software:
Download 1 – PIXresizer is a photo resizing program to easily create web and e-mail friendly versions of your images with reduced file sizes
Download 2 – GIMP is a free image manipulation tool that is little tougher to use, but has almost the same feature set as Photoshop