PHP Version and Upgrade Guide
Upgrading PHP improves performance and security of your WordPress website. Learn about manual and automatic PHP upgrades on WP Engine.
View ArticleSeamless Login from User Portal to WordPress
Seamless login allows you to login from the WP Engine User Portal to your WordPress admin area with just one click. Learn how to use this feature.
View ArticleMultisite Deployment Best Practices
Learn the best practices for safely deploying a WordPress multisite network between environments on the WP Engine platform.
View ArticleCopy Environment
Learn how to deploy one WP Engine environment to another using the WP Engine "Copy Environment" tool from your User Portal.
View Article.htaccess Deprecation
With the upgrade to PHP 7.4, WP Engine has decided to deprecate the .htaccess file. See which alternatives we recommend to replace old htaccess directives.
View ArticleSecure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Add an SSL to secure your website using Let's Encrypt, RapidSSL Wildcard or a 3rd party certificate. Learn how to force all or just specific pages to HTTPS.
View ArticleGit Version Control System
Git is a powerful version control management system. Learn how to connect and securely push changes from Git to WP Engine.
View ArticlePlan Usage Page
Use the WP Engine Plan Usage page to better track your plan limit usage, such as storage, bandwidth and visits, on a site-by-site basis.
View ArticleComparing Network Options
Learn about the different WP Engine networks and their features, including; basic, basic with CDN, advanced network, and Global Edge Security.
View ArticleGitHub Action for WP Engine Site Deployments
With this GitHub Action you can easily create an automated deployment process from GitHub to WP Engine using our SSH Gateway.
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