WordPress

With regard to database tables and storage engines, after learning why we would want to convert MyISAM to InnoDB for better performance, let’s review four methods for doing so.

In this tutorial for WordPress, you will learn why you need to change the default WordPress email setup and how to change the sender name/address in WordPress emails.

Let’s walk through the various aspects of adding a secondary domain in the Nexcess Client Portal — the admin panel for managing your hosting plans and sites with Nexcess.

Knowing how the Nexcess support ticketing system works and how to use it will be covered in this article. Understanding the various support categories and ticket statuses will also be included.

Performing Redis cache and full page cache management from the WordPress Command Line Interface (WP-CLI) is a very efficient way to work fast for experienced WordPress site admins.

As an advantage of cloud hosting, you can scale your web hosting plan size on demand to meet growth requirements. Learn about the ease of plan resizing for your Nexcess Cloud account.

Nexcess web hosting plans make CDN access straightforward. Let’s review CDN access, setup, and optimal configuration for Magento 2 and WordPress sites using the Nexcess Client Portal.

Let’s explore using the “Stencil Feature” in the Nexcess Client Portal — with the Stencil functionality describing a copy website tool that lets you save time and energy generating a new site.

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.