This article will show you how to move a WordPress website to another domain which might sound complicated, but with Hosted.com®, it’s simple when done carefully. Whether you’re rebranding your business, changing your website’s name, or merging websites, this guide will show you exactly how to move your WordPress site to a new domain. NOTE: This article outlines the steps involved in moving a WordPress Website from one domain to another on the same Hosted.com® WordPress Hosting plan. Ho… Read More


Here are WordPress Not Recommended Plugins. Keeping your WordPress website secure, fast, and reliable depends heavily on the plugins you install. While plugins can extend functionality, some are outdated, unsupported, vulnerable, or cause performance issues. Using such plugins can put your website at risk or negatively impact speed and stability. At Hosted.com®, we encourage all customers to carefully review plugins before installing, updating, or activating them. We cannot be held liable for … Read More


This article will show how to use Redis with WordPress Hosting. Redis (Remote Dictionary Server) is an in-memory database that can dramatically improve your WordPress website’s performance by caching frequently accessed data. By reducing the number of database queries, Redis helps your site load faster, handle more visitors, and deliver a smoother user experience. When purchasing a hosting plan with Hosted.com® that includes Redis Caching, a Redis sock is created for the hosting plan. This R… Read More


Learn how to access WordPress Hosting in cPanel. cPanel is the control panel used to manage your Web Hosting account, including website files, databases, email accounts, and more. If you have WordPress Hosting with Hosted.com®, accessing cPanel allows you to perform advanced management tasks beyond the WordPress dashboard. What is cPanel?Why Access WordPress Hosting in cPanel?How To Access WordPress Hosting In cPanelAdditional Information What is cPanel? cPanel is a web-based control panel tha… Read More


WP Toolkit is a powerful tool within cPanel that allows you to manage your WordPress websites efficiently. It simplifies installation, updates, security, and overall management of your WordPress sites, all from a single dashboard. Hosted.com® provides WP Toolkit as part of cPanel to simplify managing WordPress, even for users with limited technical knowledge. What is WP Toolkit?How to Use WP Toolkit in cPanelMore Ways to Use WP Toolkit Dashboard for:Additional Information What is WP Toolkit? W… Read More


What it is and how to fix a 413 Request Entity Too Large error means your WordPress website can’t handle the size of a file you’re trying to upload. This usually happens when you’re uploading something large, like a theme, plugin, or a large media file, but your server has a file size limit. When this error appears, your upload fails. This can stop you from updating your site or adding new features. That’s why it’s essential to address the issue as soon as possible, ensuring everything ru… Read More


If you’ve forgotten your WordPress Admin Password or need to change it for security reasons, this guide will show you three different methods to change WordPress Admin Password. How To Change WordPress Admin PasswordMethod 1 – Login Screen Password Request:Method 2 – WordPress Admin Account Management:Method 3 – Login Change in wp_users Database Table:Additional InformationRecommendation – Change Admin EmailRecommendation – Post Password ChangePlugins and Third-party Tools How To Change WordPre… Read More


In this tutorial, we use the cPanel dashboard available to users on one of Hosted.com®’s cPanel Web Hosting plans and show you how to live test a website safely and without the public having access t view it while you are testing. How To Live Test A Website1. Create an Under Construction Page2. Edit the ‘Under Construction’ Page3. Change the Default Index Page in .htaccess4. Additional .htaccess InfoAdditional Information:Benefits Of Using A Placeholder Page When TestingLogin to Hosted.c… Read More


Any WordPress website must have a Privacy Policy Page in accordance with the Data Privacy laws. This page covers the details of what visitor information your website will be collecting and how. It also says what you will use that data for, example setting up customer accounts with your business, or with 3rd party applications if that is the case. In this article, we will discuss how to create a Privacy Policy Page for your WordPress website. Create a Privacy Policy PageAdditional Information:Wh… Read More


Change writing settings in WordPress to customize and manage writing and publishing your site’s content. This includes managing your page and post categories and how they are formatted. Here, we show you how to change the various Writing Settings from your WordPress admin page to streamline posting new content. VIDEO: How To Update WordPress Plugins In cPanel Change Writing Settings in WordPressAdditional InformationLogin to Hosted.com® AccountLogin in to WordPress via cPanelLogin To WordPre… Read More