WordPress
WordPress
Install, migrate, cache and troubleshoot WordPress and WooCommerce.
Install, migrate, cache and troubleshoot WordPress and WooCommerce.
Install WordPress with Softaculous
Install WordPress in a few minutes from cPanel using Softaculous, with the settings that matter for security and a working SSL certificate.
Move a local WordPress site to your hosting
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 manually
Install WordPress by hand when you need control Softaculous does not give you — uploading the files, creating the database and running the installer.
Send WordPress email over SMTP
Configure WP Mail SMTP to send WordPress email through your WebGee mailbox, so contact forms and order confirmations stop landing in spam.
Use Redis object caching without LiteSpeed Cache
Set up Redis object caching on a WordPress site that uses a caching plugin other than LiteSpeed Cache, using the Redis Object Cache plugin.
Fix "missing the MySQL extension" in WordPress
Enable the nd_mysqli PHP extension so WordPress can reach its database, and resolve the utf8mb4 client library warning in Site Health.
Replace WP-Cron with a real cron job
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.
Fix a slow WordPress admin with LiteSpeed Cache
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 sites missing from WordPress Manager
WordPress Manager only lists sites Softaculous installed. Scan for manual installations to bring the rest under management.