Varnish Cache is a high-performance HTTP accelerator that helps improve website speed and reduce server load by caching content. Enterprise hosting includes built-in support for Varnish, allowing you to enhance performance with minimal configuration. This guide will walk you through...
This guide will help you activate Cloudflare for your website and ensure a smooth setup by following a checklist to verify proper configuration. Note: The steps outlined below are general guidelines to activate Cloudflare. For more detailed instructions or additional support,...
This topic covers processes relating to a cPanel service. You will need to be logged into the cPanel account to follow the steps. If you’re not sure how to access your cPanel service — please, follow this guide before continuing: How...
This topic covers processes relating to a cPanel service. You will need to be logged into the cPanel account to follow the steps. If you’re not sure how to access your cPanel service — please, follow this guide before continuing: How...
Improving website speed is essential for better user experience and SEO rankings. One effective way to enhance performance is to configure WP Super Cache, a powerful caching plugin for WordPress. Any seasoned WordPress developer or reputable hosting provider when asked...
Ensuring the security of your Enterprise hosting account is crucial, and enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) is one of the best ways to protect your data. In this guide, you’ll learn how to enable 2FA step by step, allowing you to...
When troubleshooting your WordPress website, our support team sometimes needs to securely log in to assist you better. To streamline this process, we’ve developed an easy solution to give WordPress access without compromising your credentials. By using our dedicated WordPress...
WP Hosting offers various types of hosting services to suit your specific needs. The way you access your hosting service will vary slightly depending on which hosting package you’re using. Please follow the guide below that is associated with your...
Two ways to change the WordPress admin password Method 1 is to reset via WordPress login URL WordPress sites are configured, by default, to use a login URL that includes a ‘forgotten password’ feature. This is the most straightforward way...