Nexcess Knowledge Base

A great way to test updates to your WordPress/WooCommerce site without running the risk of downtime or impact for the production instance is by setting up WordPress hosting with a staging site.

In this article, we will learn what the Query Monitor plugin is and how it can help us debug WordPress to improve website performance.

In this article, we will learn how to manage WordPress plugins, including how to remove the unused ones properly to ensure our website is not overloaded with any residual data.

With regard to WordPress database setup and security, establishing a custom prefix for your database tables will harden your site against database-based hacker attacks.

This article will explain how to get local emails if your domain requires local mail delivery and show you how to enable or disable local email delivery for your domain.

This article will assist you in understanding Magento Composer, Magento Composer installs and upgrades, common Magento Composer issues, and relevant troubleshooting techniques.

In this Cloudinary tutorial, we will cover integrating Cloudinary with Magento 2, including the benefits involved, as well as leveraging Cloudinary to speed up your ecommerce website.

You can access your website database from the Site Dashboard within the Nexcess Client Portal by using the phpMyAdmin utility as an excellent tool for database management.

There are dozens of WordPress constants that you can use for optimal site administration. Let's review the most useful WordPress constants for managing your WordPress site.

Using Google reCAPTCHA is one of the best ways you can protect your ecommerce website from spam bots. Learn what Google reCAPTCHA is and how to add it to your WooCommerce store.