If your cache plugin (WP Rocket, Autoptimize, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, etc.) stops minifying or combining CSS and JS files when WP Ghost is active, the cache plugin can’t access the original file paths because WP Ghost has changed them. The cache plugin tries to fetch files from the new custom paths, fails to […]
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Rollback Settings – Safe URL and Recovery Options
Recover access to your WordPress site with WP Ghost’s Safe URL parameter, 5-minute pause, and full settings rollback. Never get locked out of your own site again.

Hosting and Server Types, Auto-Detection Override
WP Ghost auto-detects your server type. Override it manually if paths break or detection fails. Supports Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, IIS, and managed hosting.

Clean Login Page, Fix Post-Login Redirect Issues
Fix login redirect issues when themes or plugins interfere with WP Ghost’s custom admin path. Also replaces the WordPress logo with your site logo. Free feature.
WP Ghost and WP Security Ninja Compatibility
Use WP Ghost with WP Security Ninja for prevention plus vulnerability testing. Path security and firewall in WP Ghost; 50+ security tests and scanning in Ninja.

WP Ghost and Hummingbird Cache Plugin Setup
Configure WP Ghost with Hummingbird cache. Change cache directory, enable minification, and turn on Change Paths in Cache Files for full WordPress path security.

WP Ghost and Breeze Cache Plugin Setup Guide
Configure WP Ghost with Breeze cache by Cloudways. Enable minification, exclude custom paths from caching, turn on Change Paths in Cache Files. Step-by-step.

WP Ghost on Ploi.io Server Setup
Set up WP Ghost on Ploi.io Nginx server. Add include line through Ploi’s Nginx editor, deploy config. Disable OPCache during setup. Step-by-step Ploi.io guide.
WP Ghost on WPMUDEV Hosting Setup
Set up WP Ghost on WPMUDEV managed hosting. Use the Minimal preset without config changes (recommended), or contact WPMUDEV support for full Nginx path security.

WP Ghost on Kinsta Hosting Setup
For Kinsta NGINX Hosting, you need to be able to contact the host to add the hidemywp.conf in the nginx.conf file for your site.