267 results for «WordPress» (page 26 of 27)
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Colours, fonts and a logo for a small business website: simple rules that avoid a messy look
The short answer: a site that looks careful does not need a designer: it needs few choices, repeated consistently. Two main colours and one accent, two typefaces at most, plenty…
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Too many inodes: cutting the number of files in your account without breaking it
The short answer: the inode limit counts how many files, folders and e-mail messages the account holds, not how much they weigh. That is why you can have free space…
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CPU usage at your plan limit: caching, bots and cron jobs that bring it down
The short answer: when the CPU graph in Resource Usage runs along the limit line, three levers solve most cases, in this order: page caching (PHP stops running on every…
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Disk space nearly full on your hosting plan: what to delete first, step by step
The short answer: when space gets close to the limit, start with what weighs a lot and is not needed: full backups left inside the account, the File Manager trash,…
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Hitting the entry processes limit often: when to optimise and when to upgrade
The short answer: hitting the entry processes limit now and then, at a peak, is normal and clears by itself. Hitting it often, on ordinary days, means one of two…
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cPanel or CloudPanel on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: choose cPanel if the server will hold several accounts, with e-mail and DNS in the same panel, or if you will resell hosting: it is paid and…
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cPanel or Plesk on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both are paid and do the same job: sites, e-mail, DNS, SSL and backups. Choose cPanel if you want the same panel as our shared hosting or…
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Installing CloudPanel on your VPS, step by step: a free panel for PHP, Node and Python apps
The short answer: CloudPanel is a free control panel, with no licence, built for PHP sites (WordPress included), Node.js and Python apps, and static sites. It installs on a clean…
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Plesk or CloudPanel on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: choose Plesk if you want one server that does it all: sites, e-mail, DNS and accounts for clients, under a paid licence. Choose CloudPanel if you will…
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A security report about a vulnerable n8n or web app: update first, then reduce exposure
For VPS and dedicated server customers with root access. The short answer: the report says an application on your server is answering in a version with known security flaws: n8n,…





