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How to deactivate WordPress plugins in cPanel

Vulnerable or poorly performing plugins create security risks and slow down your WordPress site. Leaving them active invites malware infections and performance issues that affect your visitors. You will use WordPress Toolkit in cPanel to deactivate plugins

How to use AVIF images in WordPress

AVIF images compress up to 50% smaller than JPEG files while maintaining the same visual quality. WordPress 6.5 added native AVIF support, allowing you to reduce page load times and improve user experience without sacrificing image clarity. You will learn how

How to increase the PHP memory limit in WordPress

WordPress plugins and themes may require more memory than your server provides by default. When the PHP memory limit is too low, you will see error messages, slow page loads or features that stop working. Backup plugins, page builders and caching tools are

How to import an SQL file via command line

phpMyAdmin’s upload limit prevents you from importing large SQL files directly through the interface. The command line bypasses this restriction and allows you to restore databases of any size. You will connect to your server via SSH, navigate to your

How to force HTTPS on your WordPress site

Mixed content warnings appear when your WordPress site loads resources over a mixture of HTTP and HTTPS at the same time. Active mixed content is the most common type on WordPress sites and triggers browser security warnings that can drive visitors away. You

How to reset your WordPress password

Losing access to your WordPress admin area prevents you from managing content, installing plugins or updating your site. You need to reset your password to regain control of your account. You can reset your WordPress password through the login page if you

Enable and Manage AccelerateWP

AccelerateWP speeds up WordPress sites through advanced caching, image optimisation, minification and CDN integration. The tool works on both new and existing WordPress installations and is accessible through cPanel, Plesk or directly within WordPress. You

Malware Removal for WordPress

Malware infections compromise your WordPress site’s security, damage your search rankings and drive visitors away with browser warnings. WordPress powers over 43% of all websites, making it a prime target for attackers who exploit vulnerabilities in

How to fix WordPress contact form emails not sending

WordPress contact forms often fail to send emails because shared hosting servers block unauthenticated mail by default. When visitors submit a form through WPForms, Contact Form 7, Elementor Forms or similar plugins, the message never arrives in your inbox.

How can I Install WordPress?

WordPress powers over 40% of websites worldwide because it combines powerful features with straightforward content management. Installing WordPress on cPanel hosting gives you access to two installation methods: WordPress Toolkit for managing multiple sites

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