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Learn How to Delete or Detach WordPress site with WordPress Toolkit. You can detach WordPress installations that you do not want to manage in WordPress Toolkit. It does not remove the installation, it only hides it from WordPress Toolkit. You can attach it to WordPress Toolkit again after you scan for WordPress installations. Detach or delete WordPress websites separately or multiple websites at a time.
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Video – Delete or Detach WordPress site – WordPress Toolkit
Video – Detach WordPress site – WordPress Toolkit
- Login to cPanel
Tutorial: login from the Client Area or the direct link.
Find the Domains section and click the WordPress Toolkit link.
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In the search bar at the Top, type WordPress Toolkit and click on the result.
- WordPress Toolkit
Select one or multiple WordPress Installations that you want to detach.
Click the Detach button.
- Detaching WordPress Websites
Click the Detach button to confirm.
- Wait for the success message.
Tutorial – Delete WordPress site – WordPress Toolkit
- Select one or more WordPress Installations that you want to remove.
Click the Remove button.
2. Deleting WordPress Websites
Delete WordPress Toolkit log file for website
– Select If you want to delete the log file.
Click the Remove button to confirm.
2. Wait for the success message.
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- Manage Plugins using the WordPress Toolkit – cPanel
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