How to Edit .htaccess Safely from cPanel
The .htaccess file is a powerful configuration file used by Apache servers (which most shared hosting platforms, including cPanel, run…
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Over time, a WordPress website can accumulate a lot of unnecessary data in its database such as old plugin tables,…
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Customize PHP Versions and Settings Per Domain with Ease Modern websites often rely on PHP, and different applications may require…
Continue ReadingManaging FTP Accounts in cPanel: A Complete Guide
Grant Secure File Access Without Sharing Full Control When working with developers, designers, or content managers, it’s often necessary to…
Continue ReadingEmail Deliverability Tools in cPanel: SPF, DKIM, DMARC Explained
Improve Email Authentication and Avoid the Spam Folder If you’ve ever had your emails end up in a recipient’s spam…
Continue ReadingHow to Password-Protect Directories Using cPanel
Secure Private Sections of Your Website with Ease Not all areas of your website should be publicly accessible. Whether you’re…
Continue ReadingHow to Edit DNS Records (A, MX, TXT, CNAME) in cPanel
Essential Guide for Managing Domain and Email Settings Editing DNS records is a fundamental task for anyone managing a website…
Continue ReadingHow to Monitor Disk and Bandwidth Usage in cPanel
Stay Ahead of Resource Limits with Easy Usage Monitoring Whether you’re running a small business website, a growing eCommerce store,…
Continue ReadingHow to Roll Back a Broken Theme or Plugin Manually in cPanel
Have you ever updated a WordPress theme or plugin, only to find your website suddenly broken or showing the dreaded…
Continue ReadingHow 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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