Disable Plugins from your WP Admin Area Start by navigating to your /wp-admin/ area and login through your web browser.
Using the WP admin menu, locate and navigate to Plugins > Installed Plugins
On the plugins page, check the boxes next to individual or all plugins and from the drop down menu, choose Disable Selected Plugins
Disable Plugins via File Manager Login to your Web Hosting Control Panel
Locate the File Manager and click the icon to open it
Adding password protection to your Wordpress Admin Area is a simple step towards boosting Wordpress security and slowing down hackers. Every hacker knows that the standard url for the admin area is wp-login.php or /wp-admin/ and they love to attack it nonstop.
Follow this guide to password protect your Wordpres Admin Area today.
Wordpress Password Authentication Make a backup of your .htaccess file first before editing it
You will be placing the .
This article assumes you already have a valid SSL Certificate installed. If you do not have an SSL Certificate, please purchase one here: https://core.evolvewebhost.com/store/sectigo
For 99% of Wordpress websites, the Sectigo Essential SSL certificate is the best choice.
There are 2 ways to update your Wordpress website to load using HTTPS:
via the Wordpress admin area via the database using phpMyAdmin Using the WP (Wordpress) Admin area is the safest and easiest way to enable HTTPS
Wordpress is a great website content management system which also makes it a big target for hackers. One flaw is the use of the admin login name admin. We want to show you how and encourage you to change this over quickly to cut down on hacking attempts.
Change the Name Manually by Adding a New User and Deleting the old Admin User
This method is very easy and anyone can do it right away to have a more secure admin username for a WordPress site.
Check Error Logs on Server If your web hosting plan uses cPanel check the public_html/error_log file by using File Manager or your FTP client. It provides very important error logging to issues you may be experiencing with your website.
If your web hosting plan uses DirectAdmin check the logs by opening your File Manager or connecting via FTP and navigating to domains/your-domain.com/logs (replace your-domain.com with the domain you are having issues with) and review the logs for any errors.
This section includes a collection of things we’ve learned along the way that may help you as well. We will periodically review this section and update as necessary.
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Here you will find extra tips that we want to share with you to help build and manage your Wordpress website(s).
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