WordPress
Running WordPress on our hosting with WP Toolkit: updates, staging, speed and security.
- How to log in to WordPressLog in to your WordPress dashboard from your site's login page, from WP Toolkit or from Softaculous.
- How to reset your WordPress passwordReset a forgotten WordPress admin password by email, from WP Toolkit, or in phpMyAdmin as a last resort.
- How to update WordPress, themes and pluginsUpdate WordPress core, themes and plugins from the dashboard or WP Toolkit, and set up automatic updates.
- How to create a staging site with WP ToolkitMake a private copy of your WordPress site on a subdomain, test changes there, then copy them back to the live site.
- How to make WordPress fasterSpeed up a slow WordPress site with caching, smaller images, fewer plugins and a current PHP version.
- How to secure WordPressProtect your WordPress site with WP Toolkit security measures, strong passwords, two-factor login, updates and backups.
- How to fix the WordPress white screen of deathFix a blank white WordPress page by turning off plugins, switching theme, turning on debugging and checking PHP settings.
- How to fix "Error establishing a database connection" in WordPressFix the WordPress database connection error by checking wp-config.php, database user privileges and damaged tables.
- How to change your WordPress site addressMove a WordPress site from http to https or to a new domain, and update the old address in your content.
- How to move a WordPress site to WebHostGBAsk us to move your WordPress site for free, or move it yourself with a migration plugin or by copying the files and database.
- How to send WordPress email with SMTPStop WordPress emails and contact form messages going missing by sending them through a mailbox on your hosting with an SMTP plugin.
- How to increase the WordPress memory limitRaise the memory WordPress can use by editing wp-config.php and changing the PHP memory_limit in cPanel.
- How to fix WordPress images not showingFind out why images on your WordPress site appear broken or missing, and fix permissions, URLs, mixed content and caching.
- How to clean a hacked WordPress siteSpot the signs of a hacked WordPress site, scan it, restore a clean backup, change passwords and lock it down again.