The Settings section allows you to manage the main parameters of your WordPress website, including changing the domain name, configuring system tools, and managing automatic updates for WordPress, themes, and plugins.
Open the Settings Section
Open the list of websites, select the desired website, and go to the Settings tab.
Configure the Domain and System Tools
In the Domain Name section, you can change the website’s domain name and enable or disable the Preview Link.
Below is the Tools section, where the following options are available:
- Search engine indexing — allow or prevent search engines from indexing your website.
- Debugging — enable WordPress debugging mode.
- Password protection — protect your website with a password.
- Take over wp-cron.php — use the system Cron instead of the built-in WP-Cron.
- Enable hotlink protection — protect your website’s images from being directly linked on third-party websites.
Configure Automatic WordPress Updates
In the WordPress Version Updates section, choose the preferred update policy for the WordPress core.
- None — all updates are installed manually.
- Only apply minor version updates — only minor security updates are installed automatically.
- Apply all updates automatically — all WordPress updates are installed automatically.
Configure Automatic Theme Updates
In the Theme Autoupdates section, choose how installed themes should be updated automatically.
- use the theme’s own update settings;
- install security updates only;
- install all updates automatically.
Configure Automatic Plugin Updates
In the Plugin Autoupdates section, you can choose how installed plugins should be updated.
- use the plugin’s own update settings;
- install security updates only;
- install all updates automatically.
Additionally, you can enable automatic deactivation of plugins with known security vulnerabilities.
Your website settings have been successfully updated. You can return to the Settings section at any time to modify your WordPress website configuration.