📄️Google PageSpeed Insights API Key

OpenPanel's Site Manager automatically checks Google PageSpeed for your websites daily. However, if you’re running this check on a shared hosting server with 100+ websites, Google may block access due to API request limits. If this happens, no PageSpeed data will be shown, and you may see an error like this in the network tab of Site Manager:

📄️Hosting a PHP Website with OpenPanel

This guide walks you through hosting a PHP website on OpenPanel.

📄️Hosting a Static Website with OpenPanel

This guide walks you through hosting a static website on OpenPanel.

📄️How to Install Mautic® With OpenPanel

Mautic provides free and open source marketing automation software available to everyone. Free email marketing and lead management software.

📄️How to Install WordPress® With OpenPanel

WordPress® is a powerful, web-based content management system (CMS) that makes it easy to build websites and blogs. This guide walks you through two methods for installing WordPress on your OpenPanel account: automatic installation via WP Manager and manual installation.

📄️How to set or increase PHP INI memory_limit or other values?

There are multiple ways to manage PHP settings in OpenPanel. This guide walks you through the available methods and when to use each one.

📄️How to Migrate a WordPress® Installation to OpenPanel

This guide will walk you through the process of uploading your WordPress website to OpenPanel, including domain setup, database configuration, file uploads, and final testing.

📄️PHP settings per website (folder)

Using .user.ini files, you can set different PHP limits for each website or folder.

📄️Purging Varnish Cache

If Varnish is enabled for a website, cache can be purged from the terminal or directly through OpenPanel.

📄️Sharing .htaccess rules

Shared .htaccess Across Multiple Domains/Subdomains

📄️WordPress Themes and Plugins Sets

As an OpenPanel user, you can create Theme Sets and Plugin Sets for your account. Plugins and themes from these sets will automatically be installed on every new WordPress site you create using OpenPanel's WP Manager. This is especially handy if you frequently use the same plugins and themes across multiple sites, such as the Elementor theme with a child theme, Elementor plugin, and so on.