WordPress core files are essential for your website's functionality. If you encounter errors or security issues, you may need to reinstall them. This process does not delete content or change site settings; it simply restores the site to its previous operational state.

An SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) account lets you securely transfer files between your local machine and your web server. SFTP provides data transmission encryption, ensuring your files remain safe during transfer.

Maintenance mode temporarily restricts access to your website while updates or changes are made. Visitors will see a message like "We will be back soon," ensuring Visitors know the site is under maintenance and updates are in progress.

We cache your website's static content on Nginx and Cloudflare. This may prevent you from seeing real-time changes during development.

Here’s a quick guide on installing and managing WordPress plugins and design kits.

Choose to edit PHP.ini files through simple or advanced editors.

Creating a testing environment is essential while developing and making changes or updates to the website. This prevents changes from affecting the live website and protects the user experience.

Update PHP to improve WordPress website performance, security, and compatibility. It's important to update when a new stable version is released or the current version is no longer supported.

With ClickPress, you can manage and assign specific user roles and control their access and permissions within the WordPress admin.

Add users and define specific permissions for accessing websites, billing, or full access.

Get email notifications when reaching a specific percentage of monthly resource usage, such as visitor traffic and storage.

With ClickPress, you can create and deploy your WordPress site quickly and easily within a few minutes.