Tutorials

After pointing your domain to Pressable, you might encounter issues accessing your site, even if the domain is correctly pointed and fully propagated. This guide will help you troubleshoot and resolve these […]

APM Insights (Application Performance Monitoring) is a powerful diagnostic tool available in the Pressable control panel. It allows you to capture detailed information about how your site executes PHP requests, helping identify […]

If you’re running a WordPress site, chances are you’ve noticed slower page load times as your website grows. One often-overlooked culprit for lagging performance is gradual bloating of autoloaded data in your […]

This article explains how to identify and resolve PHP worker saturation issues on Pressable sites. Worker saturation occurs when too many uncached requests hit the PHP layer at once, causing slow load […]

There may be times when you want to reset your WordPress site back to a default state, essentially starting over with a fresh installation. This guide outlines the recommended approach and alternative […]

WordPress databases can grow large over time as data accumulates. This may cause slow queries, large backups, and lag in the admin dashboard. The most common issue is the wp_postmeta table, though […]

New Email Authentication Requirements On February 1st, 2024,  Gmail and Yahoo implemented changes to enhance and secure email deliverability for their services. These changes require that domains have certain DNS records (SPF, DKIM, and DMARC) […]

Basic Authentication is now available directly in the My.Pressable.com Dashboard, offering a simple and effective way to restrict access to your WordPress sites using a username and password prompt. Basic Authentication is […]

A .wpress file is a proprietary backup format created by the All-In-One WP Migration plugin. These files contain your full WordPress site, including the database, themes, plugins, and uploads. At Pressable, the […]

OpenAI has now documented how their GPTBot crawls the net and ingests content into their models and they’ve included basic documentation on what to add to robots.txt to disallow bot access to […]

What is a Hosts File? The hosts file allows your computer to map domain names to specific IP addresses locally. When you edit this file, your system will resolve the domain name […]

On the Pressable platform, you have granular control over how your site’s files and directories can be accessed by PHP. This is a powerful security feature that can help protect your site. […]

Every WordPress site uses a database to store content and settings. Each table in that database starts with a prefix, such as wp_, which helps identify which tables belong to your installation. […]

The Pressable API empowers you to manage both hosting and WordPress-related tasks with efficient workflows.

Properly managing your Pressable account ownership is one of the most critical steps you can take to protect your websites and your business. The person or email address that holds the “Owner” […]

Overview DupliKits are reusable template sites that allow you to deploy new WordPress sites instantly with your preferred themes, plugins, and settings preconfigured. This feature is particularly useful for agencies, development teams, […]

When you update your WordPress site but visitors still see the old version, or when part of your website isn’t displaying correctly, the issue is often browser cache. This guide walks you […]

If you’re seeing 429 errors on your Pressable site, don’t panic. There are two different reasons this might happen, and once you figure out which one applies to you, fixing it becomes […]

See our guide to accessing WordPress/PHP error logs here: https://pressable.com/knowledgebase/accessing-wordpress-error-logs/ A memory exhaustion error occurs when a PHP process exceeds its allocated memory limit. These errors look like: On Pressable, each PHP […]

The Pressable Migration plugin does an exhaustive search-replace in the database, updating the site URL. Pressable also runs a search-replace on the database when a site’s primary domain is added or changed. […]

Introduction This guide will help you understand, diagnose, and resolve issues related to admin-ajax.php on your WordPress site. While admin-ajax.php is an essential WordPress file that enables many dynamic features, it can […]