267 results for «WordPress» (page 22 of 27)
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How to restore only the database from a backup
In cPanel, open JetBackup 5 (Files section), pick the day, and restore only the one database, leaving the files and the e-mail alone. A restore replaces the current database with…
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Adding an AI chat assistant to your website: the options
There are four ways to put an AI assistant on a website, and what separates them is where the API key sits and who watches it. The simplest is a…
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The WooCommerce cart empties by itself or shows the wrong items
A customer adds a product to the cart, moves on, and the cart comes up empty. Or, worse, it shows items they never picked. Both are the same problem seen…
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Which hosting plan for a blog: start small and know when to grow
For a new blog, the entry plan is enough. A blog is one of the lightest things you can put online: text, a few images and a small database. What…
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Entry processes: why a site with few visitors can still hit the limit
Entry processes measure how many things are entering your account at the same time: each request to a PHP page, each scheduled task, each SSH session. They do not measure…
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Disk Usage: finding what fills your account
The account is filling up and you do not know why. cPanel has a screen built for this: Disk Usage, in the Files section. It shows, folder by folder, how…
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A website people can install like an app: PWA basics
The short answer: a PWA is a normal website with two things added: a small file that describes it (the manifest) and, if you want it to work offline, a…
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cPanel or Plesk on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both are paid and do the same job: sites, e-mail, DNS, SSL and backups. Choose cPanel if you want the same panel as our shared hosting or…
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A child theme or editing the theme directly: why updates wipe your changes
Short answer: if you edit a theme’s files directly and the theme is later updated, the update replaces the files and your changes disappear. A child theme is a small…
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Visitors still see the old CSS or logo: versioned file names and cache busting
You changed the CSS, the logo or a script, and you see the new one but visitors keep seeing the old version. The cause is their browser’s cache: the file…





