Tutorials

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 […]

This guide covers how to migrate only WooCommerce order and customer data from one site to another. This process can be helpful when a staging site is out of sync with production, […]

What is a 500 Error? A 500 Server Internal Error is an HTTP status that tells the browser something went wrong on the server while trying to handle the request. Unfortunately, this […]

WooCommerce’s order attribution tracking feature provides valuable insights into your customers’ purchase journey by tracking the marketing channels that led to each order. However, this feature sets several cookies that can impact […]

A traceroute is a network diagnostic tool that shows the path traffic takes from your computer to a destination server. It does this by listing each network hop along the way and […]

Understanding Staging Site Linking Through your My Pressable Control Panel, you can add a new website, clone a website, and create a staging website. In the article, How Sites, Staging Websites, and […]

Preparing your WooCommerce store for a flash sale, product launch, or seasonal promotion requires careful optimization. This guide provides immediate actions you can take today, plus navigation to comprehensive phase guides based […]

The GitHub integration enables automatic deployment of your code directly from your GitHub repository to your Pressable site. This guide explains how the integration works and how to configure it for your […]

With Bash Command Execution integrated directly into each site’s My.Pressable.com Dashboard page, executing commands is faster, easier, and more accessible. This feature allows you to securely execute Bash commands for individual sites […]

Pre-launch foundation (7-14 days before) Overview This phase establishes the technical foundation for handling traffic spikes during your WooCommerce event. Working through these optimizations 7-14 days before launch gives you time to […]