WordPress

This manual aims to guide the user step-by-step through the Automatic WordPress Installation process from the SWPanel control panel, allowing for a functional website in a matter of minutes and without the need for complex manual installations. What is nee (...)

The automated WordPress installation will install WordPress according to the language you have configured in SWPanel; for example, if you have SWPanel in Spanish, WordPress will be installed in that language. However, the language can be changed once insta (...)

If you have a WordPress installation from SWPanel and have lost the email with the original administrator credentials sent on the day of installation, or simply do not remember the access password, you can change it easily by following this manual. Access (...)

Plugin updates or updates to the WordPress core itself require FTP server access credentials. Normally, these will be requested each time, but we can choose to include them in the WordPress configuration files so that they are no longer requested. Here is (...)

Configuring the permalinks of your WordPress site is one of those essential tasks that you have to perform before you start generating content. A correct configuration of permalinks allows you to: Generate clear and understandable URLs. Improve your searc (...)

One of the needs of your WordPress site may be sending emails, using the 'wp_mail()' function. Among others, it is usually used for sending: Contact forms Confirmation messages (registrations, orders...). Customer notifications. We will explain how to in (...)

Introduction The WordPress plugin All-in-One WP Migration allows you to export your current WordPress website to a backup created in a single file with the .wpress extension, which you can then import into any other WordPress website. Additionally, the All (...)

By default, once your SSL certificate is installed, visits to the non-secure version ('http://www.tudominio.com') will not be automatically redirected to the secure version ('https://www.tudominio.com'). We show you how to configure the automatic redirecti (...)

Activating debug mode in WordPress Debug mode is a WordPress tool that can be very useful for obtaining the error messages that your WordPress-based website is giving you. To activate this mode, you must edit the wp-config.php file located in the root fold (...)

The wp-config.php is one of the most important parts of our WordPress. This file allows us to perform the basic configuration of any WordPress, as it is where the main “low-level” options are located that allow us to have the CMS running. The wp-config.php (...)