Yes! Login to your control panel (www.your-domain.com/cpanel) and then click "Manage -> Password Protect Folders" To create and setup .htaccess we suggest you visit this site: http://www.codingclick.com/article.php/aid/3

To password protect a directory, simply create the directory, then contact the Tivilon Support Team to get password protection put in place for this directory. Note that the username and password assigned must be the same as your login information for your web site. Should you want specific files password protected or unique usernames and passwords for access, then you will need to setup a database on your web site and make calls to that database from username/password form fields.

Absolutely. In fact, there is even a password-protecting interface under the Tools menu in CodeRunner. This interface can password-protect any of your directories, even if you have a different set of authorized users for each one.

Yes. .htaccess files can be placed in any directory of your hosting account to password protect them via the website. The control panel contains a graphical interface that can be used to create & manage usernames and passwords for htaccess files.

Yes. Each WebSite Manager has an easy-to-use password protection utility that uses .htaccess. However, FrontPage users must use the password protection utility that comes with their software.

In Unix (and therefore also on Mac OS X) files and folders that have names beginning with '.' are considered invisible. These are not shown by default, but you can temporarily display them by selecting Toggle Hidden Files from the Listing menu. This option temporarily switches the settings in the Preferences which govern invisible file display. In the Interface tab of the Preferences there are checkboxes to set whether you prefer invisible items to be shown or not.

Yes! We provide a selection of common scripts people use for their websites. You don't need to know how to program to use them.

Login to your control panel (www.yourdomain.com/cpanel) and then click "Manage -> Password Protect Folders". See the Contol Panel Guide for more details.

Answer: Yes you can - the best option is to e-mail with the name of directory you want to protect and we will do it for you. Alternatively you can use your Control panel.