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| − | <seo title="How to transfer site files" metakeywords="transfer website,cPanel backup,file transfer" metadescription="How to transfer site files" /> | + | <seo title="How to transfer site files" metakeywords="transfer website,cPanel backup,file transfer" metadescription="How to transfer site files" /><div align=justify>Let's imagine the situation that you have created a site for our domain but for some reason do not want to continue the service with the company that hosts it. The best decision here is to transfer the website to a different server. You may ask: how exactly can I transfer the site? |
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| − | <div align=justify>Let's imagine the situation that you have created a site for our domain but for some reason do not want to continue the service with the company that hosts it. The best decision here is to transfer the website to a different server. You may ask: how exactly can I transfer the site? | + | |
In this article we'll provide you with the basic ways of site migration. | In this article we'll provide you with the basic ways of site migration. | ||
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| − | Note: file names are case-sensitive, so ''example.html'' and ''Example.html'' are different files. In case the files are not displaying on the new server (though displaying properly on the previous host), make sure the link to the file and the filename coincide. | + | '''Note:''' file names are case-sensitive, so ''example.html'' and ''Example.html'' are different files. In case the files are not displaying on the new server (though displaying properly on the previous host), make sure the link to the file and the filename coincide. |
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