Getting Started With WordPress

• How To Setup And Install WordPress At NameHero

  Setup your WordPress installation the right way with these easy step by step screenshots using Softaculous.Some readers

• How To Create A WordPress Staging Site

  This article shows step by step how to create a staging site for your WordPress installation via Softaculous Installer.Few readers

• What Are WordPress Inode Limits?

  This article explains what inode limits are.Some readers

Securing Your WordPress Installation

• How To Setup Wordfence Security Plugin For WordPress

  Installing WordFence to secure your WordPress website.Few readers

• WordPress Security Measures

  Best steps for security of your WordPress website.Few readers

• How To Generate reCaptcha Keys

  Got Bots? This is the first step to securing your website logins and forms by generating Google reCaptcha keys!Few readers

• How To Setup SMTP In WordPress

  Use WP Mail SMTP to authenticate email leaving your WordPress websitePopular

• How To Stop Getting Spam Comments

  This will help stop the bots from submitting your forms!Some readers

• How To Block Bots And IP Addresses Inside WordPress

  How to block bots and IP addresses inside WordPressFew readers

• How To Add reCaptcha to Contact7 Form

  Adding reCaptcha to Contact7 FormFew readers

• How To Secure Your WordPress Admin (wp-admin) Folder

  Secure your WordPress AdminSome readers

• How To Cleanup Your WordPress Website From A Hack (Malware)

  Cleaning up your WordPress website after a hack or malwareFew readers

• How To Enable Captcha In WordFence

  This tutorial walks you through the setup of Captcha in WordFence Plugin! Very easy to follow steps to secure your website from those bot pests that keep submitting your forms!!Few readers

Troubleshooting & Configuration

• How To Reset Your WordPress Admin Password

  Bookmark this page... You're going to eventually need it :) I don't know about you, but I run so many installations of WordPress, sometimes it's hard to keep up with all the logins. Sure, I have a good password manager, but sometimes things get mixed up and I find myself needing a password reset. Unfortunately, I not always remember what admin email I used at signup (I know that's terrible). Reset WordPress Password In phpMyAdmin Anyways, I figured out a VERY easy way to reset your wp-admSome readers

• How To Restore WordPress Backups Inside cPanel

  Backups are essential to the security of your WordPress website. Regardless the size of your organization, you should always take backups very serious to secure your data. At Name Hero we provide complimentary nightly backups (one day retention) for our basic Web Hosting and Reseller Hosting packages that are accessible right inside of cPanel. Requirement For Backups In order to be eligible of our complimentary nightly backups your WordPress website mFew readers

• How To Fix The ManageWP Worker Plugin

  We all know how good ManageWP is for backing up and managing multiple WordPress websites. But what happens when their worker plugin fails to connect? (https://namehero.intercom-attachments-1.com/i/o/676208651/c5cfcd0e6ec22bf0eaf0141f/Screenshot-2017-06-21-14.51.39.png?expires=1728570600&signature=e0cc792b1f76bc5d230625917479dd40fa34d08a508d7d07f8e4d955b97d5bd8&req=cichFMl2m4ReFb4f3HP0gHiXc0YKE1U0esBFew readers

• How To Change Your WordPress Upload Limit

  We try to make things as easy as possible for our customers here at Name Hero. Specifically, we've optimized our entire managed cloud for WordPress to allow both our Shared and Reseller Hosting customers that ability to create and manage there sites without all the guesswork of some other web hosts. In years past, customers had to create custom php.ini files in order to modify their WordPress upload limiFew readers

• How To Find And Replaced In Your WordPress Database

  Sometimes you just need to change a word or a string of characters throughout your WordPress installation. And that text isn't always in the post content. Most of the information of WordPress resides in the database in hundreds of fields and a dozen tables. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to find and replace text in WordPress via the database - both manually and through a plugin. A short while ago, I was migrating a client's website to https, and was forced to use these methods to change alFew readers

• How To Fix The Image Upload Error In WordPress

  Image upload errors in WordPress can be very frustrating! Some of the most common include memory limit exhausted, image size exceeds upload limit, and a general http error. Thankfully the majority of these can be solved without having to make any edits to the code of your website. Increase PHP Limits The first step to troubleshooting these errors is to login to cPanel and increase your PHP limits. You can do this by going to cPanel-Select PHP Version -Switch To PHP OptioFew readers

• How To Diagnose and Fix Broken WordPress Website Layout

  How to diagnose and fix broken WordPress layoutFew readers

• Why WordPress .htaccess Is Important And How To Create It

  htaccess file for WordPressSome readers

• How To Disable WP-Cron.php

  This article explains how to disable wp-cron.php in WordPressSome readers

• How To Fix The Error Establishing A Database Connection

  Troubleshooting WordPress error establishing a database connection.Few readers

• How To Switch WordPress PHP Version

  How to change php version in cPanel for your WordPress website.Few readers

• How To Fix Memory Exhausted Errors In WordPress

  How to fix memory exhausted errors in WordPressFew readers

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How To Docs for WordPress

• How To Change The Font Color

  All themes need to be customized in order to achieve the look and feel you want. Despite the thousands of free and paid themes for WordPress, you'll never find one that fits you out of the box. One of the most common customizations is to change the background, the font color etc. Unfortunately, not all themes give users the option to change the font color in WordPress. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to do exactly that. Step 1: Check and See if your Theme Supports Font Color Changes IfSome readers

• How To Update Plugins And Themes Automatically

  99% of WordPress websites that have problems are because they're not properly updated. Just this week I had a customer get extremely angry because their site was infected with Malware and they couldn't possibly understand why. WordPress is free and open source software; therefore anyone in the world can download the full source code, meaning evildoers are constantly looking for ways to penetrate websites to carry out malicious activity (spam, phishing,Few readers

• How To Install The LiteSpeed Cache Plugin For WordPress

  Installing and using the LiteSpeed cache plugin for WordPressFew readers

• How To Host Multiple WordPress Websites

  NameHero is known around the world as a leader in Reseller and WordPress cloud web hosting. Given our experience using WordPress, we have perfected a reliable, secure, and scalable cloud that allows WordPress websites of all sizes have the availability that they need for their target audience. From small mom and pop websites to large 30,000 unique visitor a day websites, we host almost every type of customer you can imagine. There is no WordPrFew readers

• How To Uninstall And Reinstall WordPress

  WordPress is a powerful and efficient content management system (CMS) that many of our customers take advantage of, however, it’s not above causing trouble. Sometimes when WordPress causes errors such as locking MYSQL tables, the best course of action is to uninstall and reinstall the software. This is completely possible without losing any of your data or any of your search engine optimization (SEO) gains. Before we get started on how to uninstall and reinstall WordPress, keep in mind this isFew readers

• How To Remove Theme Footer Links

  Most WordPress themes display their name with a link back to their site. Here's an example: (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/cf7a36818b330000/810c79d4-e76d-4d5e-b200-dFew readers

• How To Clone Your WordPress Website Automatically

  Step 1. Prepare Your Destination The first thing you need to do prior to cloning your website, is decide where you want to put it. While you can simply put it inside a "subdirectory" (i.e. https://yourdomain.com/NEW), this can be a bit confusing, especially if you have your existing WordPress site in the root directory (i.e. https://yourdomain.com/). To keep things neat, I prefer creating a subdomain where all the files are isolatedFew readers

• How To Set Your Homepage In WordPress

  How to create and set your homepage in WordPressFew readers

• How To Change Your WordPress Title

  Your WordPress title is one of the most important aspects of your website and it's very simple to edit. When I got started working online, if I wanted to edit the title of my website, I had to FTP into my site, open each page up in a text-editor and manually find the title tags to make edits. WordPress makes this extremely easy by placing the title throughout the site automatically. Since your WordPress title is the main headline for your site and the first way the search engines areFew readers

• How To Create A Child Theme

  Create a child theme in WordPressFew readers

• How To Manually Add Your WordPress Install To Softaculous

  Importing an existing WordPress installation into SoftaculousFew readers

• How To Setup WordPress Multisite

  Creating a WordPress MultisiteFew readers

• How To Schedule Posts In WordPress

  How to schedule post in WordPressFew readers

• How to Use WordPress Manager in cPanel

  Using WordPress ManagerFew readers

• How To Add HTML To A WordPress Post

  The original design of WordPress was for posts and pages with text and image-based content. It didn't really envision that people would want to create complex HTML inside their content. Of course, we have the "Text" or "HTML" tab into which we can directly write HTML code, but it isn't ideal. For one thing, the WordPress editor makes its own changes to code before generating the page. This often has unintended side effects like an extra tag somewhere that can mess things up. Second, it usuaFew readers

• How To Setup A Page Redirect

  Setting up redirects in WordPressFew readers

• How To Add Custom Code In WordPress

  Adding custom code inside WordPressFew readers

• How To Add A Shortcode

  Using shortcode in WordPressFew readers

• How To Add Google Fonts To WordPress

  Using Google fonts for WordPressSome readers

• How To Add Google Analytics To WordPress

  Adding Google Analytics is easy in WordPressFew readers

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