The Command Center for Your WordPress Projects
The WordPress Manager by Softaculous is a powerful tool that allows you to manage all your WordPress installations from one central location. It is particularly valuable if you run multiple websites or need to change technical settings without accessing the WordPress backend directly.
Highlight: With the "Login" button, you can log into your WordPress dashboard with a single click – without having to enter a username or password.
Key Features at a Glance
➤ Updates & Security
Enable automatic updates for WordPress core, your plugins, and themes to keep your site secure at all times.
Enable automatic updates for WordPress core, your plugins, and themes to keep your site secure at all times.
➤ Password Management
Forgotten your admin password? You can reset it for any user directly from here without waiting for a "forgot password" email.
Forgotten your admin password? You can reset it for any user directly from here without waiting for a "forgot password" email.
➤ Plugins & Themes
Install, enable, or disable extensions directly via cPanel. Extremely helpful if a faulty plugin is blocking your site.
Install, enable, or disable extensions directly via cPanel. Extremely helpful if a faulty plugin is blocking your site.
Important Technical Settings
The WordPress Manager allows access to deep system settings that would otherwise require complicated file changes:
- Search Engine Visibility: Block test environments from Google & Co. with one click.
- Debug Mode: Enable error output if your website is experiencing issues.
- Cron Jobs: Manage WordPress background tasks.
- Site URL: Safely change the domain or protocol (HTTP to HTTPS) of your installation.
How to Access It
- Open the Software section in cPanel.
- Click on WordPress Manager by Softaculous.
- Your existing installations will be listed automatically. If an installation is missing, use the "Scan" function to import it.
Pro Tip: Use the "Staging" feature (available via the Softaculous area) to create a copy of your site for risk-free testing before pushing changes live.
Need more detailed information?
Check out our guide on the Softaculous App Installer.
