ClickHere2 WordPress Hosting includes a suite of WordPress Tools within your hosting control panel. These tools let you perform common management tasks without signing in to the WordPress dashboard for each task.
Open your WordPress hosting control panel and locate the WordPress Tools section to access the following features.
WordPress Version Checker
Check whether your website is running the latest version of WordPress.
If an update is available, the tool notifies you and provides an option to update WordPress core to the latest stable release.
WordPress Admin
Use this shortcut to open your WordPress dashboard.
If you are already logged in to WordPress, you will be taken directly to the dashboard. Otherwise, you may need to sign in with your WordPress credentials.
WordPress Reinstall
Replace your existing website with a brand-new WordPress installation.
Warning: This tool deletes your existing website files and database. You must select a confirmation checkbox before proceeding.
This is a full reinstall, not a routine WordPress update.
WordPress Plugin Management
View the plugins installed on your website, including:
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Plugin versions.
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Whether each plugin is active or inactive.
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Whether each plugin is up to date.
You can activate, deactivate and update installed plugins through this tool.
WordPress Theme Management
View the themes installed on your website, their versions and which theme is active.
The tool provides controls for managing theme activation and updating installed themes.
WordPress User Management
View existing WordPress users, including their names, usernames and assigned roles.
To create a new user:
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Enter the required account details.
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Select the appropriate user role.
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Select Create Account.
Both standard WordPress roles and custom roles defined within your website are available.
WordPress Settings
Update the following website settings:
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Site URL.
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Home URL.
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Site title.
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Site tagline.
Select Save Settings to apply your changes.
WordPress Staging
Create a copy of your live website in a separate staging environment.
You can use this copy to try changes, plugins or themes without affecting the live website while you test.
WordPress Checksum Report
Check whether your WordPress core files match the files in the official WordPress core repository.
If modified core files are detected, the tool reports the differences. Run the available on-demand malware scanner to help investigate whether an infection is present.
