Presentation of WP Manager Wordpress on the LWS Panel

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Introduction

The LWS WordPress Manager is a tool designed to facilitate the management of WordPress sites hosted on LWS servers. This documentation presents the main features available, enabling users to optimise and secure their WordPress sites efficiently.

The WordPress Manager is available on Starter and Premium packages with the LWS Panel control panel
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I. Accessing the WP Manager

First of all, you need to connect to your LWS account and access the shared hosting where you want to manage the installed WordPress instances.

Once you have done this, you need to look for the "Software" section and click on the "WP Manager" button.

Presentation of WP Manager Wordpress on the LWS Panel

You should then find yourself on the list of WordPress instances installed on your hosting.

Presentation of WP Manager Wordpress on the LWS Panel

If you are accessing WP Manager for the first time, there may not yet be any instances listed. In this case, we invite you to carry out a search for the instances present on your hosting
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II. Detecting WordPress sites on hosting

The WordPress Manager allows you to scan your hosting to detect all WordPress installations. This allows users to view and manage all their WordPress sites from a single interface.

III. Auto-login to the WordPress site

This feature allows administrators to automatically log into the administration of their WordPress sites directly from the WordPress Manager, without having to enter login credentials each time.

IV. Deleting a WordPress Instance

Users can delete any WordPress installation directly from the WordPress Manager. This includes the ability to delete associated files as well as the database.

V. Cloning a WordPress Site

Site cloning allows you to create an exact copy of a WordPress site on another domain or sub-domain. This makes it possible to duplicate a site in order to keep the base and modify the content, for example if you often create sites with a common repository.

VI. Creating a pre-production version

Users can create a pre-production version of their site to test changes or updates without affecting the online version. This version is isolated and accessible only to developers or administrators. This function is particularly useful for testing changes before applying them to a production site.

VII. User management

The WordPress Manager offers centralised user management for the various WordPress sites, allowing administrators to add, modify or delete users easily.

VIII. Extension management

Administrators can install, activate, deactivate or delete extensions on all their WordPress sites from a single interface.

IX. Theme management

In a similar way to extension management, this functionality allows you to manage the themes installed on WordPress sites. Users can install, activate, deactivate or delete themes.

X. Managing the security of a WordPress site

WordPress Manager includes security tools to protect sites from common threats. This includes security checks, configuration adjustments and custom recommendations.

XI. Speed and Performance Analysis

Users can analyse the loading speed of their sites and receive recommendations for improving performance. This includes resource minimisation, image optimisation and cache management.

XII. Creating SnapShot backups

SnapShots can be used to create complete restore points of the site, which users can use to restore their site to a previous state in the event of a problem.

XIII. Updating the site

Updates to WordPress core, extensions and themes can be managed and applied directly from the WordPress Manager. Users can schedule and execute updates securely.

XIV. Bulk modification of database hits

This advanced feature allows mass modification of elements in the WordPress database, such as URLs or specific configurations, useful in particular when cloning or migrating sites.

Conclusion

You now know how to :

  • Access and navigate the LWS WordPress Manager
  • Automatically detect WordPress installations on your hosting
  • Easily connect to your WordPress site with theauto-connect function
  • Delete unnecessary WordPress instances
  • Clone a WordPress site to create working or backup copies
  • Create pre-production versions to securely test your changes
  • Centrally manage the users of your WordPress sites
  • Install, activate and manage your extensions and themes
  • Strengthen the security of your sites to protect them from threats
  • Optimise the speed and loading performance of your sites
  • Create SnapShot backups to keep your data safe
  • Perform and schedule major updates
  • Mass-modify data in the WordPress database.

🚀 Thanks to this multitude of features, the WordPress Manager is an indispensable tool for simplified and efficient management of your WordPress sites hosted at LWS. 🛠️

🙏 Thank you for reading this article to the end! If you have any questions or would like to share your experience with LWS WordPress Manager, please feel free to leave a comment below. Your feedback is valuable and helps us to constantly improve our services. 💬

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