Nexcess Knowledge Base

The auto-updates feature introduced in WordPress 5.5 is very easy and supports plugins and themes that are on WordPress.org — if you do not want to use the alternative Nexcess update functionality.

WordPress core updates include new features but can also break your site. To not have this happen it is possible to disable WordPress from updating to a major release on your site.

Learn how to enable Let's Encrypt, a type of self-generated SSL certificate available for Nexcess Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce clients.

Learn how to configure the Nexcess CDN with WordPress and the WP Rocket plugin.

Learn how to view your admin user credentials — username and password — in the Nexcess Client Portal for your newly installed site with Managed WordPress or Managed WooCommerce hosted by Nexcess.

Want faster site load times? Learn how to add expires headers to your site's .htaccess file with these recommended settings.

Qubely Pro is a premium plugin provided by Nexcess for free with your Managed WordPress/WooCommerce web hosting plan. This page builder plugin works with the Gutenberg block editor in WordPress.

PHP 7 is the newest release of PHP, replacing PHP 5.6 (EOL) and lower. Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce hosting gives you an easy upgrade tool so that you can update your sites to PHP 7.

Prevent automated attacks. Monitor for suspicious activity. Strengthen user credentials. Scan for vulnerable plugins/themes. Block bad bots and reduce spam!

Adding a site in your Managed WordPress Portal or Managed WooCommerce Portal is an easy process that just takes a few steps using the Nexcess Client Portal that are documented in this article.