How to Reinstall WordPress Core Files via cPanel Without Losing Content
If your WordPress website is displaying strange errors, white screens, or you’re suspecting that a few core files may be…
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How to Create Custom Error Pages (404, 403, 500) Using cPanel
When a visitor lands on a page that doesn’t exist or triggers an access error on your website, they’re usually…
Continue ReadingHow to Set Up FTP Accounts in cPanel (And Restrict Access to Folders)
If you’re managing a website through cPanel and want to provide someone access to specific files without handing over full…
Continue ReadingHow to Enable Maintenance Mode Without Logging Into WordPress
When working on your WordPress site whether you’re updating themes, modifying code, or fixing plugin conflicts it’s best to put…
Continue ReadingHow to Manually Install WordPress on cPanel (Step-by-Step)
Not every hosting plan offers one-click installations, and sometimes you might want more control over your WordPress setup. That’s where…
Continue ReadingHow to Restore a Website Backup from cPanel
A Step-by-Step Guide to Restoring Site Files and Databases Accidents happen—whether it’s a failed update, malware infection, or accidental file…
Continue ReadingHow to Use the Domain Aliases and Subdomains Features in cPanel
Understanding When and Why to Use Subdomains or Parked Domains If you manage your website through cPanel, you’ve likely come…
Continue ReadingHow to Redirect a Domain or Page Using cPanel: A Simple Guide to 301 and 302 Redirects
Redirecting domains or web pages is a common task for webmasters—whether you’re moving to a new domain, restructuring your site,…
Continue ReadingHow to Set Up 301 Redirects for WordPress Posts or Pages Using cPanel
Have you ever changed the URL of a blog post or deleted a page on your WordPress website, only to…
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