How Do I Set Up WP Toolkit in cPanel?

WP Toolkit is an advanced cPanel tool that makes it easier to manage WordPress websites. It allows you to easily install, configure, and manage WordPress. This guide will help you understand the basic steps for installing WP Toolkit in cPanel.

1. Logging into cPanel
   First, log in to your cPanel account by entering your username and password.
2. Finding the WP Toolkit
    Once logged in, find the "Domains" section on the cPanel dashboard. This section is where you manage all aspects related to your domains and websites. To open the WP Toolkit, click on its icon.
3. Installing WordPress
   WP Toolkit includes an option to "Install" WordPress. Click on the button. You will be requested to enter some information about your new WordPress website.
   1. Installation Path: Choose the domain you want to install WordPress from the dropdown menu. If you're going to install WordPress in the main directory, leave the "Directory"
      field blank. Otherwise, enter a directory name (e.g., "blog" if you want your site to be yourdomain.com/blog).
   2. Site Name: Enter a name for your site.
   3. Admin Account: Create a username, password, and email address for the WordPress admin account. Once you’ve filled in these details, click the "Install" button.
4. Managing Your WordPress Site
    After installation, your new WordPress site will appear on the WP Toolkit Dashboard. Here are some important features you can use:
   1. Backup and restore: With a few clicks, you may create backups of your site and recover from previous backups.
   2. Security: Scan your website for security flaws and implement the recommended solutions.
   3. Themes and Plugins: You may install and manage themes and plugins directly from the WP Toolkit. You may also update them with just one click.
5. Using WP Toolkit Features
   1. Staging: Create a staging environment to test changes before making them live. This is useful for trying out new themes or plugins without affecting your live site.
   2. Cloning: Make an exact copy of your site. This can be handy for moving your site to a new domain or creating a backup before making major changes.
   3. Maintenance Mode: Set your website in maintenance mode to notify visitors that it will be inaccessible for a while while you do upgrades or modifications.

By following these steps, you can effectively set up WPToolkit in the domain section of cPanel to streamline the management of your WordPress websites, ensuring they run smoothly and securely.