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Third-party malware removal services
Learn more about third-party companies who specialize in helping site owners remove malware and deal with any after-effects caused by the site being compromised.
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.
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…
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.
Upgrading Your PHP 7 Version
Use the client portal to upgrade your PHP version as needed.
Value Added Tax (VAT) Information & FAQ
If you reside in a country that charges a value-added tax on services provided, Nexcess will require a VAT Number that states that you…
Website backups and the Nexcess data backup policy
Site backups are important! Every Nexcess web hosting plan comes with free daily courtesy backups that are automatically created and kept for 30 days…
Website comparison tool — using our Visual Comparison feature
Before implementing any WordPress plugin changes, use a smart website comparison tool to visually show you how the future website will appear in comparison…
Website Management for Nexcess Flex Plans
Learn to manage websites on your Flex Plan using InterWorx. Add new domains, create subdomains, set up pointers, and manage your sites.
Website Management in Managed WordPress
Control your Nexcess Managed WordPress site from the sites-portal.liquidweb.com portal. Learn to update your domain, enable SSL, manage backups, and access WP-Admin.
What is WP-CLI?
WP-CLI is a specialized command line interface for WordPress, empowering users to interact with sites and databases via commands, offering enhanced control over operations.
WordPress Caching: What Does Each Option Do
WordPress has a number of different types of caching that can be used to speed up the front-end and back-end (wp-admin) load times.