Content Management Systems (CMS)

A Content Management System (CMS) is a powerful platform that allows you to build, manage, and publish content on your website without needing to write code. This is the engine behind popular applications like WordPress, Magento, Drupal, and Joomla. Our guides in this section will empower you to take full control of your site. You’ll find step-by-step instructions for installing your CMS (either manually or with an installer like Softaculous), managing your day-to-day operations, and performing advanced tasks like cloning a WordPress site. We also cover best practices for optimizing performance, hardening your site’s security, and troubleshooting common issues.

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Explore our specialized guides for managing popular CMS platforms. If you are using one of our fully managed servers, your control panel (Interworx, WHM / cPanel, Plesk) provides tools to install and manage various CMS applications. Using one of our self-managed services? We have manual installation guides, as well.

Setting Featured Products in WooCommerce

Featuring products on your website is a great way to show your best selling or popular products from your store. WooCommerce has some built in functionality to facilitate this.
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Setting up WordPress Multisite

WordPress Multisite lets you manage multiple WordPress sites via a single control panel, sharing themes, plugins, and more.
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Softaculous Overview

Softaculous is the one-click “app store” that lest you deploy, clone, stage, back up, or remove any of the 380-plus supported CMS options – in seconds.
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The wp-config.php in WordPress

The wp-config.php file is vital for WordPress, controlling database settings, debugging, memory, security keys, URLs, and directory paths.
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Troubleshooting Magento

Troubleshoot your Magento store. Learn to use logs, developer mode, and CLI tools to diagnose and fix common errors with your e-shop.
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Troubleshooting: Deactivating All Plugins in phpMyAdmin for WordPress

Locked out of WordPress? Learn how to deactivate all plugins via phpMyAdmin. Edit your database directly to regain dashboard access and fix errors.
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Troubleshooting: WP-CLI Isn’t Working

WP-CLI not working? Resolve path errors, PHP fatal errors, and conflicts. Learn to use the –debug flag and skip plugins to fix command line issues.
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Understanding the WordPress database structure

Learn about the WordPress database structure, key tables like wp_options, wp_users, & wp_posts, and how wp-config.php connects your site.
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