WordPress

Install WordPress in a few minutes from cPanel using Softaculous, with the settings that matter for security and a working SSL certificate.

Deploy a WordPress site built on your own machine to a cPanel account — files, database, wp-config and the URL rewrite that catches people out.

Install WordPress by hand when you need control Softaculous does not give you — uploading the files, creating the database and running the installer.

Configure WP Mail SMTP to send WordPress email through your WebGee mailbox, so contact forms and order confirmations stop landing in spam.

Set up Redis object caching on a WordPress site that uses a caching plugin other than LiteSpeed Cache, using the Redis Object Cache plugin.

Enable the nd_mysqli PHP extension so WordPress can reach its database, and resolve the utf8mb4 client library warning in Site Health.

WordPress runs scheduled tasks on page load, which slows busy sites and misses schedules on quiet ones. Move them to a system cron job instead.

A slow wp-admin under LiteSpeed Cache is usually an object cache extension enabled with nothing to connect to. Configure it, or turn the extension off.

WordPress Manager only lists sites Softaculous installed. Scan for manual installations to bring the rest under management.

Apply a pre-tuned set of LSCache settings in one click, choose the right level of risk for your site, and revert if it breaks something.

WordPress blocks SVG uploads by default for good reason. How to enable them safely with Safe SVG, and why not to use a plugin that simply allows the type.

Why LSCache is the better fit on WebGee's LiteSpeed servers, what WP Rocket still does well, and why you must not run both.

WordPress cannot write to the uploads folder. How to correct file permissions, check the upload path, and rule out a full disk.

Turn on LSCache from cPanel or from WordPress, and understand what each section of the plugin does before you change anything.

Three ways back into a WordPress site you are locked out of, from the safest to the last resort.

Find what is actually making wp-admin slow, then fix it — in the order that finds the cause fastest rather than a list of everything possible.

Use the noabort and noconntimeout environment variables in .htaccess so backups, imports and WP-Cron finish instead of being killed part-way.

Clear out post revisions, auto-drafts, spam and transients with the LiteSpeed Database Optimizer, and know which options are safe to run.

Turn on WordPress debug logging to find the source of a white screen or a broken plugin, without showing errors to your visitors.

What the error means when installing WordPress from the client area, and how to install successfully instead.

Import a WordPress site into your hosting account with Installatron, either from elsewhere on the same account or over FTP from another provider.

Turn LiteSpeed Cache off for a WordPress site that is already using it, and what to expect once you do.

Clone your live site to a staging copy, test changes safely, then push the result back — and the merge choices that decide what actually moves.

Upload a plugin by hand when it is too large for the dashboard uploader, or when the dashboard is not available.

Copy a WordPress installation to another domain or cPanel account using WP Toolkit in WHM, including Multisite networks Softaculous cannot handle.

Confirm your pages are being served from LSCache using the response headers, and understand what a hit, a miss and no header at all each mean.

Softaculous cannot clone a Multisite network. What the missing-table error means, and which tool to use instead.

Point each Multisite subdomain at the network's document root in cPanel or DirectAdmin, so the sites resolve instead of 404ing.

Pull a WordPress site from another host into your WebGee account over FTP, with the field-by-field detail the form does not explain.

WordPress shows "Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance" when an update did not finish. Delete the .maintenance file to bring the site back.

Fix pages returning 404 when the home page works, by regenerating the rewrite rules — from the dashboard, or by restoring .htaccess if you cannot log in.

Flag a WordPress installation so WebGee's automated process does not install LiteSpeed Cache on it, and set the same exclusion for every new account.

How the two CDNs differ for a LiteSpeed-hosted WordPress site, why running both is usually a mistake, and how to choose.