WP Ghost is compatible with the most popular themes. We are continuously working on this to further extend the list of themes that WP Ghost is compatible with. We’ve tested WP Ghost with over 1,000 plugins and themes so far, and we’ll keep at it. But if you DON’T see a theme you may be […]
Category: How To
Find step-by-step guides and detailed instructions. Learn how to configure the server, the website, and WP Ghost features, and secure your WordPress site easily.
Activate WP Ghost on a New Website
Use this option if you want to remove a website’s license from your account or move the license to a different website.

Hide plugins like WooCommerce and Elementor
These plugins add their names to the source code and scripts in JS and CSS files based on those class names.
How To Change File Permissions in WordPress
With WP Ghost fixing file permission is one click away. When you run a Security Check in WP Ghost, if there are any file permission issues, you have the option to fix them right away.
Grant User Role Access to WP Ghost Settings
You can customize its visibility with a plugin like User Role Editor. This guide will walk you through granting access to the plugin settings for specific user roles.
Prevent Hack Attacks on WordPress
The best and most straightforward way to prevent hacks is to secure plugins and themes by changing and hiding all their known vulnerable paths. To do this, you need the WP Ghost plugin, which prevents attacks before they reach the website.
WP Ghost Widget on WordPress Dashboard
Once you install the WP Ghost plugin on your website, the plugin will automatically add a widget to the WordPress Dashboard with the security status for every day.
Move WordPress from HTTP to HTTPS
Are you looking to migrate your WordPress site from HTTP to HTTPS and install an SSL certificate? In this article, we will show you how to properly move WordPress from HTTP to HTTPS by adding an SSL certificate. What is HTTPS? HTTPS or Secure HTTP is an encryption method that secures the connection between users’ […]
Change Database Prefix in WordPress
Because hackers often use bots to search for security flaws in your website, it is not a good idea to have a default database name and prefix for your WP database.