Configuration

How to Disable the WordPress Cron To disable the internal WordPress cron job system, open the wp-config.php file in the root of your WordPress installation and locate the following line: 1 define(‘DB_COLLATE’, ”); Right under it, add the following code: 1 define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, … Continued

In order to increase your WordPress Memory limit, open the wp-config.php file and locate this line: 1 define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’96M’ ); Change its value to up to 768M on all XonHost shared hosting accounts. On Cloud and Dedicated solutions, you may further customize this … Continued

WordPress places a .maintenance file in the root folder of the application during plugin updates in order to prevent any data-loss while it’s upgrading. In case something went wrong with some of your updates and this file was not deleted, … Continued

In the majority of the time a “white screen of death” can occur if a certain plugin is not functioning properly. It could also be caused by a poorly coded theme that your website is using. Since there might be … Continued

When you want to password protect a subfolder of your account, if there is a WordPress application installed in the public_html folder, the rewrite rules of the WordPress application will most likely negate the password protection. To have the folder … Continued

The server URL for the primary domain name of an account looks like this: http://servername.com/~cpanel_username/ where: servername.com is the hostname of the server where your account is located. cpanel_username is the cPanel username for your account. You can check your account’s server … Continued

There are few ways to change the domain name on your WordPress application: Using phpMyAdmin You should change the siteurl and home options in your WordPress database. You can do this using the phpMyAdmin tool available in your cPanel. Once in phpMyAdmin, select your WordPress database … Continued

The WordPress API key allows you to use different WordPress services. One such service is Akismet – one of the best anti-spam solutions available today. To receive a WordPress API key, you should register at the official WordPress website. The key … Continued

WordPress stores your database information in a file called wp-config.php. This configuration file is usually located in the document root directory of your domain name. For example, if you have installed WordPress on your primary domain the wp-config.php file will be located in the public_html directory of … Continued

This issue is most often caused by the cache functionality of WordPress. To see your changes, you should clear your WordPress cache. The cache is located in a folder called /wp-content/cache/. You should delete the content of the cache/ folder … Continued