If you have requested a new domain name during sign up, or if you transferred an existing domain name to us for management, please keep in mind that your domain name will not be visible on the internet instantly. New domain names can take 2-3 days to propagate (meaning the interwebs all need to learn […]
Category Archives: FAQ
Do I really own my domain name or does MightyLittleWebsites.com own my domain name?
It’s yours from the get-go. We believe in your right to independence and authority! When you first sign up you’ll get a temporary URL that will look like it is a part of MightyLittleWebsites.com’s domain name — something like this: http://yourdomainname.mighty-little-websites.com. New domain names can take 2-3 days to propagate (meaning the interwebs all need […]
I forgot/lost my username and/or password. How do I get into my account?
Please send us an email at [email protected] and we’ll get you back on track.
I screwed something up! Can I get back an old version of my content?
No problem. If you just did something goofy in the content editing window, you get multiple levels of Undo (ctl-z on Windows machines, command-z on Macs.) If you want to revert to a previous version of a page’s content, use the ‘Revisions’ control box; it’s further down the page’s edit screen, in the same column […]
My site went away! What happened?
Your credit card may have expired. Check your email for a notification from us about this! Never fear, if this should happen before your domain name expires, your site remains intact, we’ve just pointed your domain name away from your live site for the moment, but you’ll need to update your credit card info in […]
I am having technical problems. Who do I call for help?
If your problem is with billing, hosting, or sales, please open a support ticket. Be sure to include your domain name or temporary URL. If you’re having trouble using some feature of WordPress, please try our How-to articles before opening a ticket. If you’ve lost or can’t remember your account number, please send us an […]
My content is up and my site is ready for visitors. How do I make my site public?
Your site is already public, but it’s configured to request that Google and other search engines not index it for search until you say you’re ready to be found. So unless someone already knows your new URL, you’re not likely to be found. When you are ready for visitors to find your site, simply click […]