How to Install CyberPanel

CyberPanel is a web hosting panel built on the LiteSpeed web server. Officially supporting Ubuntu and CentOS / Enterprise-based Linux distributions, there are two versions to choose from when you install CyberPanel: CyberPanel Free Forever with OpenLiteSpeed CyberPanel Enterprise with LiteSpeed Enterprise We do not recommend using Ubuntu for CyberPanel at this time due to Read More >

Creating Submenus Using the WordPress FSE

One of the biggest obstacles to many WordPress users is the change in the menu creation process when going to the Full Site Editing (FSE) system.  Creating custom menus appears to take the biggest hit.  However, if you haven’t already tried it, the FSE system’s method of building menus is still very flexible and capable Read More >

Install LiteSpeed Enterprise in Control Web Panel (CWP)

One of the fastest ways to secure Control Web Panel (CWP) is to use the LiteSpeed Enterprise web server which natively supports the HTTP/3 protocol. LiteSpeed Enterprise is a premium alternative to OpenLiteSpeed with better security and performance. CWP does not support OpenLiteSpeed at this time. Although most LiteSpeed Enterprise licenses require a paid subscription, Read More >

WordPress Activity Log Plugin

If your organization operates a WordPress site with a large number of users, it can be difficult to keep track of the various changes and other actions taking place within the site. To assist with this, WordPress plugins such as Activity Log provide a reliable way to keep track of changes and other site activities. Read More >

Install Django 4 on Control Web Panel

Django is a Python-based web framework focused on speed, security, and scalability. It is used for various applications including user authentication, administration panels, content management, and customer relationship management (CRM) systems. Many choose to install Django for its minimal prerequisites (Python) and ability to integrate with PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and many other niche software. If using Read More >

How to Use WP Debugging

When operating a WordPress site with multiple users, it can be difficult to identify potential sources of bugs and errors. Using a plugin such as WP Debugging automatically enables your WordPress site to display helpful error messages and bug codes. With this information you can more easily troubleshoot your website and resolve issues. In this Read More >

Install Matomo Analytics on Control Web Panel

Many website owners install Matomo Analytics when opting for a self-hosted solution. It’s arguably the most popular open-source analytics software today with integrations for WordPress, Drupal, and many other popular content management systems (CMSs). Below we’ll cover how Control Web Panel (CWP) users can install Matomo Analytics manually. How to Install Matomo Analytics on Control Read More >

User Login History WordPress Plugin Guide

If your organization manages a WordPress site with multiple users, you may find yourself looking for tools that will provide you with information regarding user login histories. This information can be used for tracking purposes, allowing you to see who logged into your site and when. It can also be used as a security measure, Read More >

How to Install Drupal in Control Web Panel

Drupal is a popular content management system (CMS) for security conscious professionals who want to develop highly customized backend solutions and integrations. InMotion Hosting is a trusted Drupal host and contributor, with years of experience supporting Drupal users globally. Below we’ll cover how to install Drupal in Control Web Panel (CWP), formerly known as CentOS Read More >

Using Simple History

If your organization has multiple users working out of the same WordPress site, keeping track of changes can be difficult. While WordPress contains a few tools to help you keep track of changes made on pages and posts, you may find that insufficient for your purposes. If you are looking for a tool that will Read More >

Control Web Panel (CWP) Cron Jobs

Crontab, short for “cron table,” is a Linux program for maintaining and scheduling cron jobs. Common tasks you might automate include: When only using the terminal, novice programmers may find themselves researching cron job syntax for their preferred schedule since “* * * * *” doesn’t include any contextual clues. Control Web Panel fixes this Read More >

Keyword Density in Rank Math

Keyword density is a metric that measures the percentage of times a keyword appears on a page compared to the total number of words on that page. With the help of useful plugins such as Rank Math, you can automatically track a piece of content’s keyword density directly from your WordPress page editor.  This article Read More >

Using the PublishPress WordPress Plugin

One way to manage your editorial workflow within your WordPress dashboard is through the use of the PublishPress plugin. This plugin contains a number of features that will make it easier than ever to manage editorial workflows and create meaningful, quality content for your WordPress website. Whether you work alone or with a team, PublishPress Read More >