Understanding the basics of caching in WordPress
For large WordPress websites, caching becomes critical for site performance and a good visitor experience. The performance also affects search...
How to optimize WordPress with caching
The fastest and easiest way to optimize the speed of your WordPress site is to implement caching. Caching uses RAM...
How to clear your WordPress cache in Managed WordPress
Clearing or “flushing” your site cache forces the global Content Delivery Network (CDN) to purge stored files and serve the...
How to view your Managed WordPress logs
To view your Managed WordPress logs, open your Managed WordPress Dashboard, choose your website, and click the Monitoring tab. You’ll...
How to prepare your WordPress site for a surge in traffic
If your website receives a spike in traffic, it’s a positive sign that your content resonates with your fans and...
Why is my WordPress website slow?
Slow WordPress sites can negatively impact SEO and user experience, so it is essential to do your best to optimize...
How to manage comments in WordPress
WordPress comments, also called discussions, allow your site visitors to interact with you and other readers. You can control who...
How to copy data from one WordPress website to another in Plesk
WordPress Toolkit is a management interface that allows you to install, configure, and manage WordPress in Plesk easily. In this...
How to improve your WordPress website performance
Performance tuning your WordPress site yields better performance and improves the experience visitors receive. This article describes several ways to...
How to fix white text and missing buttons in the WordPress Visual Editor
If you’re experiencing white text and/or missing buttons in the WordPress Visual Editor, the likely cause is a JavaScript issue...
