Tutorials

When your domain name is pointed to us via nameservers, your DNS is managed through Pressable. We have a customer-facing DNS editor found in your MyPressable Control Panel, which is accessed by […]

Pressable’s cloning and staging site functionality allows users to create a duplicate of a site on their account. Clones and WordPress staging environments are useful if you are looking to create a […]

A template site is a pre-made WordPress site with your plugins and themes that you can use to quickly and easily create more sites. This is especially useful if you want to […]

When you create a site within the my.pressable.com dashboard, the name of that site is displayed within “Sites” landing page, as well as on the single-site informational page: This name defaults to […]

Pressable uses DNS Made Easy for internal DNS management. All domains added to our platform must be mapped through our DNSME account. If a domain is not mapped properly, you will receive […]

In this guide, we’ll cover multiple options for pushing — also known as syncing, migrating, or copying — changes from a Pressable-hosted staging site to a live production site already in place. […]

Rather than go through the process of migrating a Pressable site to another Pressable account, whether it’s live or not, you can simply transfer it to another Pressable account! Sites can be […]

There are multiple options for purging and flushing site caches here at Pressable. Note that your site may temporarily encounter degraded performance after a cache flush. MyPressable Control Panel Cache Controls To […]

At Pressable, all sites are automatically kept up-to-date with the most recent, stable release of WordPress. This helps to ensure both the performance and the security of your site. If you would […]

Enable 2FA To ensure the security of your Pressable account, Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is used to protect your My Pressable Control Panel. With MyPressable two-factor authentication enabled, you need a code from […]

The robots.txt file gives you control over how automated bots and web crawlers access your site. With the exception of staging sites (which use a .mystagingwebsite.com address), most bots are allowed to […]

We understand that sometimes you may need to delete a site from our systems.  Removing a site is just as easy as adding a site. To delete a site, you must first […]

We automatically back up your site nightly when changes are made. If no changes are made on a given day, no backup will be created. However, you may also manually back up […]

PHP is a scripting language for web development and WordPress is a PHP-powered content management system. Processing PHP code ultimately renders your WordPress page or post. Your WordPress core system files, themes, […]

How to Access a WordPress Database For security reasons, we do not allow remote access to a Pressable site’s database. For more information, please see our Platform and Service Considerations. However, if […]

Please see our main PHP update FAQs here. PHP is a scripting language for web development and WordPress is a PHP-powered content management system. Processing PHP code ultimately renders your WordPress page […]

Why you should offload media to an external service: Media files (image, video and audio files) are often quite large in size and can quickly use up your storage quota. Additionally, if […]

On Pressable, you have the ability to create a network of sites on a single WordPress install by using the multisite feature. To convert your site into a multisite, follow the steps […]

What is a Cron Job? A cron job is used to schedule tasks that are executed periodically; for example, to send out an email notice every morning, or to clear the cache […]

In the following article, we will go through the steps required to extract a WordPress multisite to a single site instance so that it runs independently from the network. Once separated, this […]

If you face any issues after adding/updating a domain on your WordPress Multisite, you can take a look at the steps below to manually make the necessary changes. Step 1: Adding the […]