• WordPress expert mode

    • 9 November 2020
    • support

    The expert mode is a new feature that allows access to a terminal to have a simplified and secure use of WP-CLI and GIT. This mode allows you to : Interact more efficiently on your WordPress sites from the command line, Authorize WP-CLI commands, Administer WordPress and GIT sites,...

  • Manage a technician

    • support

    Assigning the management of your WordPress to an external provider without providing them with your WPServer console access is useful in the following two cases: When you manage multiple sites, and you want to assign a dedicated webmaster (or several) for each site, so that he can perform the tasks...

  • Analyze the logs

    • 4 November 2020
    • support

    Error Server Logs In the error log, the web server records errors it encounters while processing HTTP requests it receives when visitors browse or attack your WordPress site. Thus, you can find information such as: Date and time the problem occurred, Level...

  • Manage the PHP version of my WordPress

    • 3 November 2020
    • support

    Changing the PHP version Any new installation of a WordPress site will always have the latest version of PHP. It is not possible to update the PHP version because it is a server managed by the technical department and not by the subscriber. It is possible to change the version...

  • Useful WordPress plugins and scripts

    • 2 November 2020
    • support

    MU-PLUGINS Mu-plugins are PHP files containing code snippets that load automatically on every page of your site. Mu-plugins can increase security, add useful features, and speed up your WordPress. First check if there is a mu-plugins folder under the wp-content folder. If there is...

  • WordPress and .htaccess files

    • 23 October 2020
    • support

    The use of an .htaccess file is not possible, because it is incompatible with our NGINX servers. .htaccess files (and more broadly, files beginning with a dot) are indeed used on Apache, LiteSpeed and other servers. But on a NGINX server, there are other alternatives. What is...

  • Automatic update of plugins

    • 22 October 2020
    • support

    While you can update your WordPress installation manually from your console, you can also set up automatic updates for plugins, themes, and your WordPress core at your convenience. Never be late! You are free to update your...

  • Unauthorized WordPress plugins

    • support

    On the WordPress environment, we prohibit certain plugins for one of the following reasons: - They duplicate our included services, - They contain serious security vulnerabilities, - They unnecessarily burden the server. Currently, sixty two (62) plugins are not allowed on our platform. Mechanism...

  • Optimizing WordPress with NGINX

    • 21 October 2020
    • support

    Our solution runs on the NGINX cache server. It is an HTTPS cache server, deployed as a reverse proxy between application servers and clients. It allows to unload the first ones by caching their data, according to rules defined by the system administrator and the developers...

  • Edit my WordPress domain

    • 20 October 2020
    • support

    Change my WordPress domain By default, when creating a WordPress, we automatically assign you a temporary URL in the following format: user_wordpress.pf.nuxit.com. If you want to use your own domain name, you must change the pointing correctly. Basically, in case your domain name has not been...

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