Nexcess Knowledge Base

Learn how to connect Adobe Dreamweaver to WordPress. Dreamweaver is an application for editing and creating your website files. To use your WordPress site with the Dreamweaver application, you will need to use your SSH credentials.

Caching options on your WordPress site with Nexcess include full-page caching, minification of CSS and JavaScript files, using a CDN, or Redis object caching.

As a site administrator, there is something you need to be aware of: bots. Bots account for more than half of all web traffic. This article will help you better understand bots.

Learn how to use the Jetpack Boost plugin on your WordPress site. Jetpack Boost uses WordPress.com servers to be able to improve your site’s front-end performance without a lot of setup and work.

Learn how to reconfigure your site with Nexcess hosting from using the CDN. This article will explain why removing the CDN is a manual process and how to disable the CDN in WordPress.

With your StoreBuilder store up and running, you will be thinking about how you collect payments from your customers — and this article will guide you.

Using any of the provided code snippets on your WooCommerce site will help you be able to solve specific problems without having to use another plugin for WooCommerce to be able to achieve this.

Swapping SEO plugins on your WordPress site is not difficult. Following the steps in this help article should make it easy to migrate SEO data between SEO plugins on your site.

The Nexcess must-use plugin will allow you to disable the cart fragments being requested by WooCommerce when you use wp-admin and the active WooCommerce plugin.

As three of the best code editors, Visual Studio Code, phpStorm, and Sublime Text will help you make code changes in your WordPress studio easy to deal with. Try them out and see for yourself!