WordPress Scope of Service Updated on March 20, 2025 by Kyle McClammy 2 Minutes, 28 Seconds to Read Our goal is to provide you – our valued customers with holistic WordPress product, functionality, and design troubleshooting support. If you’re interested in a fast, secure WordPress experience and not interested in spending hours tweaking and optimizing, check out InMotion Hosting’s superior WordPress Hosting packages. Our world-class Technical Support team is available to serve you 24/7/365 by chat, ticket or phone. Incidents InMotion Hosting considers incidents to be one-off occurrences, for example, you’re receiving error messages or cannot log into your account. The chart below outlines the specific incidents that are covered by our Technical Support. IncidentTroubleshooting and Applicable Support ArticlesWhite Screen of DeathTroubleshoot cause, regain access to siteError Messages– Error Codes (403, 404, 406, 500) – PHP Errors – MySQL Errors – Error– Establishing DB ConnectionPlugins– Disabling Plugins – Functions not found – Identify if there is a conflict or compatibility issueThemes– Set Home Page Template– Maintenance Page – My Slider isn’t sliding WordPress Core Issues– Login Page Refreshing – Can’t Login/Locked Out – WordPress Keeps Logging Me Out – Post Scheduling Not Working – Change Site URLImages– Fix Common Image Issues – Troubles Uploading Images – Regenerating ThumbnailsMail– Password Reset Emails – SMTP vs PHP Mail– Installing Contact Forms.htaccess– Setup and re-setup of Redirects in cPanel – 500 Internal Server Error – Page download – Imagick limitsHacks– Have I Been Hacked? – Recovering from a Hack – Security RecommendationsPerformance– Heartbeat Control – Use a CDN – Add a Search Engine Crawl Delay – Use only necessary plugins – Speed tests and what to look for – Avoid using deprecated functionsCaching Issues– Types of caching and how they differ – My Changes aren’t Showing – Clearing Cache – Enabling/Disabling Caching in wp-config.php Service Requests InMotion Hosting considers Service Requests to be tasks that aren’t problems, but still require assistance from Technical Support. The chart below outlines the specific Service Requests that are covered by our Technical Support. Service RequestTroubleshooting and Applicable Support ArticlesInstallation AssistanceInstallation of WordPress on hosting accountPlugin/Theme Installation AssistanceInstallation of plugins and themes on WordPress installation (does not include customization)Page/Post Creation AssistanceHelp with creating pages and posts within WordPress dashboardBasic Customizer AssistanceHelp with basic use of customizer within WordPress dashboard (basic theme functions)User AdministrationCreate new usersPassword ResetsUpgrades Update WordPressBackups Create a cPanel backup Create a Backup with Total UpkeepNon-Server Security IssuesConsultation from the InMotion Solutions TeamCloning of Website Consultation from the InMotion Solutions Team Out of Scope InMotion Hosting Technical Support is always willing to help; however, there are certain issues that fall outside of the scope of our support. We will try our best to offer guidance, but the issues and requests below are considered outside of the scope of the Technical Support that we provide: Themes Custom coding/development CSS (Sidebar/Content out of place/below each other) Plugins Custom coding/development Advanced configuration Site Development HTML/CSS/JS Website Design WordPress Multisite Configuration Dashboard Issues Visual Editor White Text Nonce Issues Share this Article Related Articles How to Install WordPress using Softaculous W3 Total Cache – Guide to WordPress Caching Cleaning Up Old Post Metadata in WordPress Getting Started Guide: WordPress How to Enable or Disable Automatic WordPress Updates How to Optimize your WordPress Database with WP-Optimize Settings How to Migrate a WordPress site from BlueHost WordPress Scope of Service How to Create and Add a Logo To WordPress How to Disable the WP-Cron (wp-cron.php) in WordPress