How to open WP Toolkit and operations on the management screen
STEP 1: Log in to cPanel.
Click for instructions on how to log in to cPanel.
STEP 2: Open WP Toolkit from the menu on the left side of the screen.
STEP 3: Operate the site from the list of installed WordPress sites.
A list of installed WordPress sites will be displayed.
Use the button to the left of the site URL to show/hide detailed information.
From this screen, you can operate, investigate, and maintain WordPress.
* If your WordPress site is not registered, please refer here.
* In the case of multiple sites, the representative site will be displayed.
* If the site information is not the latest, please press the refresh button refresh.png on the upper right of each site.
By using the buttons and tabs at the top of the management screen, you can operate multiple sites at once.
(Available in plans higher than the premium plan)
Installing and uninstalling WordPress
Login to WordPress
By pressing the login button of the target site in WP Toolkit, you can log in to the WordPress management screen without knowing your ID and password.
* If you have changed your login URL, you may not be able to use this function.
If you forget your login information (ID, password, email address), please refer to the "WP Toolkit installation server" section on the following page for how to check/change it.
What to do if you forgot your WordPress password
Changing WordPress site settings
Settings such as WordPress debug mode and password protection (basic authentication) can be easily switched with the switch in the tool column.
Switching to the maintenance mode display is also configurable in WP Toolkit.
You can also change the settings related to automatic updates of WordPress itself, plugins and themes by clicking "Automatically update settings". For details, please refer to the "WP Toolkit automatic update function" section on the following page.
Security check and action
By using the "WordPress integrity check" function, you can verify and restore whether the WordPress body files are normal. This is a useful feature when there is a possibility that your WordPress site has been tampered with by malware.
Also, if a security problem is found on the site, "X problems" will be displayed to the right of the site name on the WP Toolkit management screen, and the content will be displayed by clicking on it.
If there is a "Security Vulnerability Found" message, click on it to see details and how to deal with it. Click "Mitigate" in the description to see a list of specific measures, and toggle the button on if necessary.
If you click any item other than "Security Vulnerability Found", the explanation and setting change screen will be displayed, so please change the setting as necessary.
Backup and restore
WordPress body/plugin/theme update
If the site you're using has an update, you'll see links such as "Install Plugin Updates" and "Install Theme Updates" that you can operate from WP Toolkit.
* In the case of multi-sites, you can check for updates only for those that are being used on the representative site.
Servers with premium plans or higher can verify the state after the update on the test site in advance. Please refer to the help below for details.
Pre-verify and apply PHP version changes
* To use this function, you need to subscribe to the premium plan or higher.
* Cannot be used for multisite.
site replication
* To use this function, you need to subscribe to the premium plan or higher.
* Cannot be used for multisite.
Duplicate web sites
* To use this function, you need to subscribe to the premium plan or higher.
Please refer here for the procedure to change the plan.
*Although it can be used with multisite, an error may occur depending on the plug-in used and the configuration. Be sure to make a backup in advance.
Data can be copied to another site by specifying targets such as "database only" and "file only".
This function is convenient for reflecting from the staging environment to the production environment.