Guides tagged “wordpress”

Step-by-step MdmHost guides about wordpress, sorted A-Z.

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  • Edit Softaculous installation details: admin login, paths and settings

    Keep a Softaculous installation's details accurate after changes: update the admin username for one-click login, fix paths after a move, and change backup and update options.

    BeginnercPanel hosting2 min read
  • Enable two-factor authentication for WordPress logins

    Protect WordPress accounts with two-factor authentication: choose a plugin, set up an authenticator app, save backup codes, require 2FA for admins and recover a lost device.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Enable WordPress debug mode and read the debug log

    Turn on WP_DEBUG safely to find the plugin or theme behind an error: log to a private file, read debug.log, check PHP error logs in cPanel and switch it off.

    IntermediatecPanel hosting3 min read
  • Find and fix a WordPress plugin conflict

    Track down the plugin or theme behind a WordPress problem with Health Check troubleshooting mode, the half-split method, logs and browser console checks.

    IntermediatecPanel hosting3 min read
  • Find why a WordPress site is slow with CloudLinux X-Ray

    Use CloudLinux X-Ray to trace slow PHP requests: see which plugins, database queries and external calls take time, and turn the findings into concrete fixes.

    IntermediatecPanel hosting with CloudLinux2 min read
  • Fix "Error establishing a database connection" in WordPress

    Fix the WordPress database connection error: check wp-config.php credentials, the cPanel database user and privileges, repair tables and rule out server limits.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix "HTTP error" and failed image uploads in WordPress

    Fix WordPress media uploads that fail with "HTTP error", "exceeds the maximum upload size" or "unable to create directory": limits, permissions, image libraries and plugins.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix "There has been a critical error on this website"

    Recover from the WordPress critical error message: use the recovery mode email, find the failing plugin or theme in the logs and get back into the dashboard.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix a 500 Internal Server Error in WordPress

    Troubleshoot a WordPress 500 Internal Server Error on cPanel: check error logs, reset .htaccess, fix PHP settings and permissions, and isolate plugins or the theme.

    IntermediatecPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS: diagnose a redirect loop

    Trace an ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS loop across Nginx, Apache, WordPress and Cloudflare, and find the single rule that keeps sending traffic back to itself.

    IntermediateLinux server7 min read
  • Fix mixed content warnings after switching to HTTPS

    Find and fix mixed content on an HTTPS site: locate insecure http:// images, scripts and styles, update WordPress URLs, theme files and add an upgrade header.

    IntermediateAll hosting3 min read
  • Fix the WordPress login redirect loop

    Fix WordPress sending you back to the login page after a correct password: cookies, site URL mismatches, HTTPS settings, caching, plugins and corrupt .htaccess rules.

    IntermediatecPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix the WordPress white screen of death

    Fix a blank white WordPress page step by step: find the error in the logs, disable plugins and the theme from File Manager, raise memory and restore if needed.

    IntermediatecPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix WordPress permalinks and 404 errors on posts

    Fix WordPress posts and pages that return 404 while the home page works: re-save permalinks, restore the .htaccess rules and check rewrite conflicts in cPanel.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Fix WordPress stuck in maintenance mode

    Remove the "Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance" message after a failed update by deleting the .maintenance file, then finish the update safely.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Force HTTPS in WordPress the right way

    Move WordPress fully to HTTPS: update the site addresses, redirect HTTP in cPanel or .htaccess, secure the admin, fix mixed content and avoid redirect loops.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • Free up disk space used by WordPress

    Find out what fills your hosting disk and clean it safely: old backups, cache and log files, unused media and image sizes, staging copies and email in the same account.

    BeginnercPanel hosting3 min read
  • How to create a database and user for a web app in MySQL or MariaDB

    Set up a utf8mb4 database and a dedicated user with a strong password for WordPress, Laravel or any web app, then test the login before you configure the app.

    BeginnerLinux server4 min read
  • How to install WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed with LSCache

    Install WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed with the right LSPHP extensions, a MariaDB database and a dedicated virtual host, then turn on the LiteSpeed Cache plugin and confirm cache hits in the response headers.

    IntermediateLinux server4 min read
  • How to use LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager in cPanel

    Use LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager in cPanel to find WordPress installs, enable or disable LiteSpeed Cache in bulk, flush the cache and check cache status.

    BeginnercPanel hosting with LiteSpeed3 min read

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