wordpress_hosting Support Articles

This article explains what cPanel is and how it is used in Linux-Based Hosting, including the steps to access your cPanel dashboard.

This article explains how databases are used and managed in Linux-based hosting environments, including when manual database creation is required and how to perform basic database management tasks.

This article explains how to manage PHP settings on your Linux Hosting account. It covers how to change the PHP version and update PHP configuration (php.ini).

This article explains how to create a WordPress staging site on your Linux-Based Hosting account, allowing you to safely test changes without affecting your live website.

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to create or add a website to your Linux-Based Hosting account. It covers setting up a new site using a CMS such as WordPress or preparing an empty directory for existing website files. 

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to install WordPress on your Linux-based hosting account. It guides you through the setup process so you can quickly create and manage your website.

This article provides an overview of the Linux Website Manager interface, including its key sections and features. It is intended to help you navigate the tool and understand how to manage your websites within your hosting account.

This article provides an overview of the Linux Control Panel interface, including its main sections and features. It is intended to help you navigate the dashboard and understand where to find the tools needed to manage your hosting account.

This article explains why a hosting account is suspended and outlines the steps required to restore access.

Fix Internal Server Error or 500 Internal Server Error on WordPress by following these guidelines.

Website error - NET:ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID

A user attempting to access a webpage receives the following error: Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

It will take minor tweaks and possible troubleshooting to fix a faulty website. Read on to learn more.

This article explains what causes the WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD) and provides steps to identify and resolve the issue so your website can load properly again.

You can reset or change your WordPress password by requesting from WordPress or using phpMyAdmin. Here's how.

General information regarding the HTTP 502 Bad Gateway status code.

Browser requests data in a predetermined time. If the server took so long to respond, timeout error displays.

You can use the phpMyAdmin tool in your hosting account's control panel to directly reset the password from the WordPress database.

This article explains the different methods available for creating a website, including using an offline website builder such as Dreamweaver, an online website builder such as the Crazy Domains Website Builder, content management systems such as WordPress, and using a web design service.