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If you ever wanted to edit your html pages online but did not know how. cPanel makes it very easy for you to edit your HTML pages in WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get). Follow the simple steps below to edit your html pages right from your hosting control panel.

1. Login to your cPanel (www.example.com/cpanel)
2. Click on File Manager
3. Go to the file you want to edit and then right click on it. The click HTML Edit
4. HTML editor opens on your browser with which you can edit and preview and then save from the top left icon.
After you click save, it will be published on your website. It’s that simple!

1. Log in to your webmail
2. Select Roundcube webmail application
3. Click on the Personal Settings on the Right Top Panel
4. Select on Identities Tab.
5. Double Click on the Display name.
6. Click on the HTML editor to enter your HTML signature
7. Click Save after you are done.
8. Go to Preference tab and check on the box for Compose HTML message.
9. Click Save and Done.

Do you want to forward your mails to any other email address? You can use the Forwarders option in cPanel to achieve this. Please folow the steps below.

1. Login to your cpanel (e.g. www.yourdomain.com/cpanel)
2. Look for the Mail option in the menu.
3. Click Forwarders

4. Click on Add a New Forwarder

The steps below explain how to create MX records for a domain managed using cPanel.

1. Log on to your cpanel. (e.g. example.com/cpanel)
2. From the Mail section of the page, select MX Entry

3. In the Email Routing box, select Remote Mail Exchanger and click Change

4. Add an MX record for the primary email server in the Destination text box.

The primary email server for Google Apps is the first server in the table of Google Apps email servers. Enter the fully qualified server name, such as ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.

5. Set the priority for the MX record.

MX records with a lower number have higher priority than MX records with a higher number. To use the new email server as the primary server, give it the lowest possible priority number (0).

6. Click Add New Record.

7. To add MX records for the additional servers, repeat steps 4 to 6 for those servers. Give backup servers a lower priority than the primary email server.

8. Delete any existing MX records, or lower their priority.

For now, we recommend that you keep all existing MX records, but lower their priority. Later, once you have tested your service and confirmed mail flow, you can delete these records to ensure that mail flows through the new mail server(s).

To delete an MX record or change its priority, click the Delete or Edit link in the row of the MX records table.

Moving your content from one folder to another can be easily achieved by using File Manager from your cPanel.

In the below example, we wanted to move all content from a particular folder to the root (public_html) and below are the steps we took to get this done.

1. Login to your cPanel.
2. Click on File Manager and press Go
3. Click on the folder whose content you would like to move.
4. Press the select all button from the top

5. Right click and then select Move option

6. Then enter the path you would like to move the file to and click Move File(s)

Thats it! Your files are now moved to the desired folder. Please note that you can use this method to move all files in a particular folder in one go or manually select individual files to move to different folders.