Knowledgebase

Adding another website to my hosting account
The majority of our web hosting plans have the capacity to host multiple websites on a single...

Changing PHP version, PHP modules and PHP settings
You can easily change the version of PHP that your hosting accounts runs, as well as add/remove...

Changing cPanel password
You can effortlessly change your cPanel password via the Jolly Leaf Tree House, or via cPanel...

Connecting to FTP with FileZilla
There are many FTP clients out there. Jolly Leaf recommends FileZilla - a free of charge FTP...

Force HTTPS/SSL for website visitors
Once you've installed an SSL certificate for your website, it's likely that you'll want all of...

Generating a full cPanel backup
The full cPanel backup feature allows you to create an archive of all the files and...

I can't see my .htaccess file
By default, cPanel hides hidden (dot files). This means you may not be able to see your...

Installing WordPress
WordPress is one of the most popular, free open-source content management systems (CMS). With...

Installing a free SSL certificate with Let's Encrypt
SSL certificates ensure all web traffic between a web server and a web browser is secured...

Migrating from WordPress.com to Jolly Leaf WordPress self-hosting
Many beginners often start with WordPress.com and soon realise the limitations of hosting their...

Uploading my website's files
Once your Jolly Leaf web hosting account is setup, the next step will be uploading your...

Uploading your website with FTP
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows you to manage website files through an FTP client, such as...

Viewing visitor statistics with Awstats
Awstats produces visual statistics about visitors of your site, directly in cPanel with no...