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How to Track Down a Domain LoginCan't find the login for your domain name? Here's how to work out who your registrar is and recover access so your website and email can be set up.Read Article →Delegate your Name ServersHow to update (delegate) the name servers for your domain so your web and email traffic is managed by Tectalic's DNS service.Read Article →Business Email Hosting Resources (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Rackspace & Zoho)Setup, webmail, password, forwarding and spam resources for the main business email providers: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Rackspace and Zoho.Read Article →Creating and Verifying a PayPal Business AccountHow a PayPal business account lets you accept card payments through your website, what it costs, and how to set one up and verify your bank account.Read Article →Preparing Image Files Before Uploading to WordPressLarge images slow your site down. Learn the two things that control image file size — dimensions and compression — plus free tools to get images web-ready.Read Article →Preparing Images for the Web: Colour Profiles, sRGB and Adobe RGBIf your web images look washed out or dull, the colour profile is often to blame. Here's why the web uses sRGB, and how to convert your images to it.Read Article →Preparing Images for the Web Part 2: sRGB ConversionStep-by-step instructions for converting an image to the sRGB colour profile in Adobe Photoshop, ready for the web.Read Article →Using Beautiful Fonts with WordPressWordPress lets you use a huge range of licensed fonts on your website. Here's how web fonts work, where to find them, and how to fall back safely.Read Article →HTML for WordPress Users, Part 1: Basic HTMLA gentle introduction to HTML for WordPress users — how to switch to the code view and use a handful of basic tags to format text, headings, lists and links.Read Article →HTML for WordPress Users, Part 2: Images and TablesPart 2 of the HTML series for WordPress users — how to add images with the img tag, use special characters, and lay out simple tables.Read Article →HTML for WordPress Users, Part 3: Divs and CSSPart 3 of the HTML series — how to group content in a div and style it with CSS to create breakout boxes and other custom formatting.Read Article →