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| − | You may want to make a site for your addon domain using Site Builder & Templates tool. Is it possible? | + | <seo title="Site Builder for addon domain" metakeywords="sitebuilder for addon,site builder for addon,site builder for additional domain" metadescription="Site Builder for addon domain" /> |
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| + | <div align=justify>You may want to make a site for your addon domain using Site Builder & Templates tool. Is it possible? | ||
The answer is 'yes'! Just follow the steps below and you'll know how to use Site Builder for addon domain. | The answer is 'yes'! Just follow the steps below and you'll know how to use Site Builder for addon domain. | ||
| − | First, go to your | + | First, go to your cPanel => Site Builder & Templates. This will open the following window: |
{{#icon: site builder for addon.png|Site Builder for addon}} | {{#icon: site builder for addon.png|Site Builder for addon}} | ||
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The example above supposes your main domain is maindomain.com, additional domain is addondomain.com and it was added to your cPanel with ''' 'addonuser' ''' username. | The example above supposes your main domain is maindomain.com, additional domain is addondomain.com and it was added to your cPanel with ''' 'addonuser' ''' username. | ||
| + | Once you are logged in, you can start creating the site with Site Builder for addon domain using the same steps as for the main domain. (See [http://myidealhost.com/tutorials/Sitebuilder%26Templates here]) | ||
| − | + | '''''Note:''''' you can use Site Builder for all domains added to your cPanel. To use Site Builder for additional domain, you need to have it pointed to our server. </div> | |
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