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  • domains, domian, backups, control panel, themes, plugins, configure, users, clone, auto upgrades, staging, ssl, debug mode
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We have updated the new WordPress Manager to be more intuitive and user friendly for a better experience. To get started in using WordPress Manager, follow the steps below

If you have not yet sign in, Click Here to log into your account

 

Step 1: Click 'My Account' to access the drop-down menu

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Step 2: Under Websites & Hosting click "My Products"

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Step 3: Click within the "Business Hosting" area.

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Step 4: On the left side of the product details window, click "WordPress Management" under Actions

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You will now be in WordPress Manager with "Installation Details" selected by default

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The following selection is "Website Details". Here, you have the option of viewing in "Desktop" or "Mobile"

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The third selection is "Backups". To learn more about backups, click here

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To check out the "Themes" options, click here

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In "Plugins", all your plugins will be shown. You can also enable or disable any plugins that are installed

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Here, you can also "Add New" plugins

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In "Config", you can view the configuration for your website, click here to learn more

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In "Users", you are able to manage all your users. Click here to learn more

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We are now in the Actions menu. Clicking 'Control Panel' will bring you directly to the control panel in WordPress

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You can also 'Clear Cache' by going into your Actions bar

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Confirm to clear your cache

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The third option is the "Clone" feature, where your installation can be copied to another domain. To see the details, Click Here

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If you wish to update WordPress, here is where you can update it

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You will be shown whether or not you are up to date

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Here, you can change the domain associated with a WordPress hosting package, to learn more Click Here

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You can enable auto upgrades by going to "Manage Auto Upgrades"

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Staging is where you can create an instance, a closed environment, to test your website. To see how it's done, Click Here

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Here is where you can toggle your SSL

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Click [Confirm]

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Trobleshooting?, you can turn on or off "Debug Mode" here

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Click [Change] to enable "Debug Mode"

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If you have updates, need to fix or adjust your website, you can turn on "Maintenance Mode" to get it done. No one can access the website but the admin and whomever that is approved to be on for said reasons

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If you need to create an "Instance Image", here is where you can get started, Click here to learn more about "Instance Image"

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To say bye-bye to an installation you like to get rid of, "Delete" is on the bottom left of your window, under Actions. To see the options you have when it comes to deleting your installation, Click here

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