The Site Checkup Wizard is a WordPress plugin designed to optimize the health and security of your WordPress installation. It performs key system checks, identifies potential issues, and provides actionable recommendations to keep your site running smoothly.
1)Download the Site Checkup Wizard plugin from the WordPress Plugin Repository.
2)Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to Plugins > Add New. Click the "Upload Plugin" button and select the downloaded plugin zip file.
3)Once installed, click Activate Plugin. You will now see a new Site Checkup option in the WordPress admin menu (Tools).
After activating the plugin, go to the Site Checkup Dashboard.
To run a site checkup, click on the "Wizard" tab. The wizard will guide you through a series of steps to perform the checks necessary to keep your site in optimal condition.
The memory check ensures that your WordPress site has enough allocated memory to run efficiently. A low memory limit can lead to performance issues and cause certain plugins or features to stop working.
Solution: If your memory limit is too low, increase the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT in your
wp-config.php file.
Or install our free plugin WP Memory to get more details.
This step checks your WordPress and PHP logs for any errors, warnings, or notices. It also includes JavaScript errors that might affect the front end of your site.
Solution: Address any errors found in the logs by checking your theme, plugins, or contacting your hosting provider for PHP-related issues. Or install our free plugin WP Tools to get more details.
This check ensures that your WordPress database tables are healthy and not corrupted. It reviews the integrity of all core and custom tables in your database.
Solution: Use the Repair Database tool if any tables are corrupted.
The file permissions check ensures that all WordPress files and folders have the correct permissions to avoid security vulnerabilities.
Solution: If any permissions are incorrect, follow the recommended permissions setup in
WordPress documentation: 755 for directories and 644 for files.
This step scans your root directory for any unnecessary or suspicious files that shouldn't be there, which can be a sign of malware or unwanted files.
Solution: Remove or investigate any files that the plugin flags as unusual. Or install our free plugin Anti Hacker to get more details. Install our free Anti Hacker Plugin.
If you encounter issues while using the plugin, refer to the Troubleshooting Guide. Common issues include:
Q: Does the plugin affect site performance?
A: No, the plugin runs in the background and only performs checks when you run the wizard or schedule an
automatic checkup.
Q: What if I find an error in the logs?
A: Review the specific error message and follow the recommendations. Use our free WP Tools plugin.
Contact your hosting provider for
server-related errors.
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