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WP-CLI

Regenerating WordPress Thumbnails with WP-CLI
When uploading images to the media library, WordPress will automatically generate several thumbna...
Activating WordPress Maintenance Mode with WP-CLI
When making large changes to your WordPress site, you might find the need to enable maintenance m...
Managing WordPress Language Packs with WP-CLI
Do you need to use a different language on your WordPress site? Rather than manually downloading,...
Importing WordPress Content with WP-CLI
Rather than using the WordPress admin to import a WXR file, you might find it helpful to use WP-C...
Generating WordPress Theme/Plugin Translation Files with WP-CLI
Generally speaking, task runners like Gulp or Grunt are best for generating translation files on ...
Exporting WordPress Content with WP-CLI
When migrating your content from one location to another, creating backups, or making mass change...

Advanced Config Guide: Pagely Clone Tool
This article is part of our Advanced Configuration Series. We'll walk you through the steps of cr...

How To Sync a Single Site in WordPress Multisite
Syncing content from a WordPress site to another can sometimes be a challenge. While sites that d...
Cloning WordPress Sites with Pagely Sync
By using the Pagely Sync tool, you can easily create one-time copies of your site without the man...

Atomic Client Quickstart Guide
Here at Pagely, we fully embrace developer workflows and want to help you get things done as quic...

Analyzing Logs with the pagely-bucket Tool
Here at Pagely, we want to make sure that your site is running as healthy as possible. In additio...
Identifying Errors and Slow Requests with pagely-logwatch
Pinpointing the cause for errors or slow page load times can sometimes be a challenge. Especially...

MySQL Command Line Client
Need to initiate a command line MySQL connection? We've got your covered! In this article, we'll ...