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Installing, configuring, and troubleshooting WordPress on your hosting package.
Go to Settings, then Reading, and set Blog pages show at most to split the blog index and archives into pages. For control over placement, add the_posts_pagination() after the post loop in a theme template such as archive.php. A long single post can be split…
In the WordPress admin toolbar, hover over LiteSpeed Cache and click Purge All to clear every cached page. The same Purge All button sits on the LiteSpeed Cache Dashboard. To clear only CSS and JavaScript, a single URL or private cache, use the Purge tab on…
In WordPress, open LiteSpeed Cache, then Settings, click Show Advanced Options and choose the content delivery network (CDN) tab. Turn Enable CDN on and enter your CDN hostname, with its https prefix, as the CDN URL. Enter your domain after two slashes as the…
Delete plugins you no longer use, and run Query Monitor to find those generating the most queries on admin pages. Moving from PHP 7.4 or older to 8.1 or later gives the largest single speed gain. Further fixes help too: a 256M memory limit, a WP-Optimize…
Install WP Mail SMTP from Plugins and Add New Plugin, then choose Other SMTP as the mailer in its settings. Enter your server hostname or your domain's mail subdomain as the host, with TLS on port 587 and your full email address and mailbox password. Set the…
Edit wp-config.php and change the WP_DEBUG line from false to true to show PHP errors on screen. To log errors privately, also set WP_DEBUG_LOG to true and WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY to false, and WordPress writes them to wp-content/debug.log. Set WP_DEBUG back to…
Install the Safe SVG plugin from Plugins, then Add New Plugin, and activate it. WordPress blocks Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) uploads by default because the files can carry embedded scripts. Safe SVG strips that code on upload, after which SVG files go into…
Update WordPress from Dashboard, then Updates, because each release ships a current certificate authority (CA) bundle that clears the error. The error appears when an outdated ca-bundle.crt file cannot verify a remote site's SSL certificate. If the update…
In the WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins, then Installed Plugins, tick the box at the top of the list and choose Enable Auto-updates from Bulk actions. Clicking Enable auto-updates in the Automatic Updates column switches it on for a single plugin. Plugins…
Install the Better Search Replace plugin, open Tools, Better Search Replace, enter the old and new URLs, select all tables and run a dry run first. From the terminal, run wp search-replace with the old and new URLs plus --all-tables, testing with --dry-run…