WordPress

Hardening is securing your WordPress site by reducing vulnerabilities through best practices, updates, and protective settings.

The wp-config.php file is vital for WordPress, controlling database settings, debugging, memory, security keys, URLs, and directory paths.

Learn to upgrade/downgrade WordPress via WP-CLI, Softaculous, or Dashboard. Back up first & use troubleshooting tips for common update errors.

Dealing with attacks on your WordPress site? Find solutions to quickly mitigate these attacks.

For when you prefer to use a custom password instead of a system-generated one, let’s review the change email password steps — for email hosting related to WordPress or WooCommerce plans at Nexcess.

Master your WordPress site. From installation to performance tuning, our guides cover security, WP-CLI, migrations, and troubleshooting tips.

Need to reset a password or create an admin without the dashboard? Use this guide to manage WordPress users directly from the terminal with WP-CLI.

WP-CLI not working? Resolve path errors, PHP fatal errors, and conflicts. Learn to use the –debug flag and skip plugins to fix command line issues.

Locked out of WordPress? Learn how to deactivate all plugins via phpMyAdmin. Edit your database directly to regain dashboard access and fix errors.

WP-CLI is a specialized command line interface for WordPress, empowering users to interact with sites and databases via commands, offering enhanced control over operations.

Let’s review the configuration settings and other options for speeding up the page-loading performance of WordPress-powered websites by using caching plugins.

WordPress Multisite lets you manage multiple WordPress sites via a single control panel, sharing themes, plugins, and more.