How to enable WP-Toolkit for WordPress

WP-Toolkit (or Toolkit for WordPress) is a tool designed to simplify the management of websites created on the WordPress platform. In simple terms, it is a set of functions and features that make it easier for website owners to work with WordPress and make its management more convenient.

By default, WP-Toolkit is disabled on our cPanel servers. In order to enable this tool please use the following steps:

1. Open the home directory for your site. The home directory can be found at cPanel – Domains. Then delete the .wp-toolkit-ignore file.
2. The next step is to turn on the WP-Toolkit in WP-Toolkit – Scan.

Here are a few key points explaining what WP-Toolkit is used for:

1. Centralized website management: WP-Toolkit allows you to manage multiple websites created on WordPress from a single centralized control panel. This streamlines the process of updating, monitoring, and adjusting settings for each site.
2. One-click WordPress and plugin installations: With WP-Toolkit, you can quickly install WordPress on a new domain or add a new website. Additionally, you can install various plugins to extend your site’s functionality with just one click.
3. Automated updates and backups: WP-Toolkit keeps track of WordPress and plugin updates, providing the option to automatically update them. It also allows you to create site backups to protect against data loss in case of issues.
4. Enhanced security: Security tools in WP-Toolkit help protect your site from potential threats and attacks. It may offer security improvement recommendations and warn about potential vulnerabilities.
5. Database and FTP management: WP-Toolkit enables you to manage your site’s databases and FTP access from the same interface, making various tasks more accessible.
6. Performance monitoring: You can track your site’s performance to ensure it is running optimally and take action as needed.

In summary, WP-Toolkit makes the process of managing WordPress sites more convenient and efficient, especially for those handling multiple sites simultaneously. It saves time and simplifies many tasks related to WordPress website management.