WP-CLI
Manage your WordPress site from the command line using WP-CLI in the Web60 terminal.
What is WP-CLI and how to use it on Web60
Learn what WP-CLI is, why it is useful, and how to start using it in the Web60 terminal to manage your WordPress site.
3 min readHow to request terminal access for your site
Learn how to request terminal access so you can use WP-CLI commands on your Web60 site.
2 min readManaging WordPress core with WP-CLI
Check your WordPress version, look for updates, and update WordPress core using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
1 min readManaging plugins with WP-CLI
List, install, activate, update, and delete WordPress plugins using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
3 min readManaging themes with WP-CLI
List, install, activate, update, and delete WordPress themes using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readManaging users with WP-CLI
List users, reset passwords, create accounts, and manage roles using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readManaging your database with WP-CLI
Export, import, optimise, and search-replace your WordPress database using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readFlushing cache and rewrite rules with WP-CLI
Clear your WordPress cache and regenerate permalink rules using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readManaging scheduled tasks with WP-CLI
View, run, and manage WordPress scheduled tasks (WP-Cron) using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readRegenerating media thumbnails with WP-CLI
Rebuild image thumbnails after changing themes or adding new image sizes using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readReading and updating site options with WP-CLI
Check and update WordPress settings like site URL, site title, and admin email using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
2 min readManaging posts and content with WP-CLI
List, create, update, and delete WordPress posts and pages using WP-CLI commands in the Web60 terminal.
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