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cPanel, also known as the control panel, is basically a graphical “web-based” control panel that lends you a hand in managing your website & hosting account rapidly and effortlessly. cPanel is essentially a website administration program that can administer diverse features of your website. cPanel offers you an absolute administration over a cosmic number of functions by reshuffling several functional processes, for example:
cPanel has quickly developed into the most ‘well-liked’ web hosting control panel that sprints millions of websites all over the globe. In essence, cPanel was created to bestow both website owners & servers the essential control on their properties. Whether a user is administrating a single or 100’s of websites and/or servers, the idiot-proof “point-and-click” interface of cPanel will let the user modify his/her web-hosting practice that best suits his/her requirements.
In this tutorial, you will learn about the proper methods to change your cPanel style.
The following demo assumes that the user has already logged into his/her cPanel account.
1) The moment you log into your cPanel, you will be taken to the home screen, where you can find the “Preferences” box on the top.
2) In the Preferences box, an icon will be called “Change styles”.
3) Click the “Change styles” icon.
4) you will be taken to the page where you can change your cPanel style. Fundamentally, changing your cPanel style will not affect the core functionality of your cPanel. On the other hand, it just affects the “feel and appearance (look)” of cPanel. Also, some styles affect the association of your cPanel icons. One can select from an array of cPanel styles such as “[root]” style, “black ice” style, “blue_lagoon” style, “business2business” style, “clocks” style, “crimson_smoke” style, “fall theme” style, “mobile” style, “monsoon” style, “motor_city” style, “servers” style and “sundaymorning” style.
5) select your favourite cPanel style and click that “switch style” button. For example, if you wish to change your cPanel style to “Sundaymorning” type, then click the button that says “switch style to “Sundaymorning”.
6) Voila!!! You have successfully changed your cPanel style to “sundaymorning” style. This can be confirmed by reading the statement “Your style has been changed” on the screen.
7) To verify whether your cPanel style has been changed to your preferred style mode (in this case, “sundaymorning”), click the home button that is on the top of the screen.
8) In the home screen, you will notice that the appearance (look) of your panel has been changed to “sundaymorning”.
9) Now, in an attempt to change your cPanel style back to its original style (“[root]”), you just have to repeat the whole process once more.
10) Click the “change style” icon on the preferences box.
11) Now, you will be taken to the “change styles” page, where you can find an array of cPanel styles.
12) Click the button “Switch style to “[root]”.
13) Great!! Your cPanel style has been successfully changed to its original “[root]” style.
14) You can confirm the style change by visiting the home screen.
Awesome!! Now, you know the proper procedures to change your cPanel style professionally. Follow the steps above to play with different style changes in your control panel.
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