The Redirect Feature in WP Ghost is a powerful security and usability tool designed to control traffic flow to protected WordPress site areas.
It allows you to redirect unauthorized visitors or logged-in users to specific pages or trigger error messages when they attempt to access hidden or restricted paths such as /wp-admin or /wp-login.
Changing WordPress paths with WP Ghost is a vital security measure that hides common paths used by hackers, protecting your website from attacks. However, proper configuration is necessary to ensure compatibility with plugins and user functionality.
This tutorial explains when and why you should enable or disable path changes for logged and non-logged users.
WP Ghost offers a robust feature that enhances security and compatibility with cache plugins by changing paths in cached files. This guide will walk you through enabling and configuring this feature step-by-step.
When a cache plugin is installed, it stores CSS, JS, and HTML content in the cache directory. WP Ghost automatically scans and modifies these cached files to obscure sensitive paths. Key aspects of this feature include:
The Change Relative URLs to Absolute URLs feature in Hide My WP Ghost automatically converts relative paths in your WordPress HTML output to absolute URLs, ensuring consistent and secure linking across your site.
