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    Atomic Interface (Our Control Panel)

    Learn how to manage your WordPress sites from within Pagely's powerful Atomic control panel.

    • Configuring Account Activity Alerts

      We want to make sure that you always know of any changes in activity on your Pagely account. To facilitate this, we often reach out to the account owner any time there's cause for concern. In addition to alerting the account owner, additional alerts can be configured for various members of your t...

    • Testing Reqests and Viewing Response Headers in Atomic

      If you need to test a URL, we offer an easy-to-use tool from inside the Atomic control panel. This can be used for things like testing redirects, caching, and other headers. In this article, we'll show you how to get to it. Start by logging into the Atomic control panel. Next, click on Apps on t...

    • Importing Redirect Rules Into Atomic

      When making changes to several gateway-level redirect rules on your WordPress site, importing them from a CSV can be incredibly useful. Not only can it be a quicker interface to make adjustments, but it also allows you to maintain your own source of truth for edits for easier collaboration. In th...

    • How To View Your Disk Usage In Atomic

      You can easily view your server's disk usage from inside the Atomic control panel. To access an overview of your disk usage, just log into Atomic and click on Disk within the left side menu. Disk Usage Overview The disk usage overview section provides you with a look at how much space your files ...

    • How to Increase Your Server's Storage Capacity

      If your WordPress site deals with a lot of large files, you might find the need to increase your server's storage capacity. Here's how to increase your disk size from within the Atomic control panel. Considerations If you're dealing with a lot of static files, another option may be to offload th...

    • How To View Disk Usage History in Atomic

      From time to time, you may want to review your server's disk usage. To accomplish this task, Pagely offers tools from directly within the Atomic control panel. In this article, we'll show you how to review your disk usage in Atomic. Accessing Disk Usage Graphs Disk usage graphs are located inside...

    • Exporting Redirects From Atomic

      If you're using Atomic to create redirects from one URL to another, you might find the need to export them. In this article, we'll show you how to export your redirects as a CSV. Begin by logging into the Atomic control panel. On the left side menu, click on Apps to access your app listing. Next...

    • Deactivating an App

      For one reason or another, you might need to deactivate a currently active app. In this article, we'll show you how to deactivate an app from within Pagely's Atomic control panel. What Happens When I Deactivate an App? When an app is deactivated, it will simply stop accepting traffic. Unless the ...

    • Creating Redirects in Atomic

      Redirects are an essential part of running a website. Sometimes, a page will no longer be relevant and will need to redirect any old links to the new content. Here's how to easily create a new redirect from within the Atomic control panel. Note: At the moment, redirects from within Atomic only su...

    • Moving a Domain Between Apps

      Do you need to move a domain from one app to another? Here's how to do it in the Atomic control panel. Start by logging into Atomic. Next, access your app list by clicking on Apps on the left side menu. Within your app listings, locate the app that contains the domain you want to move and click ...

    • ARES, Let's Encrypt and New Atomic FAQ

      What Is the ARES Web Application Gateway? The ARES Web Application Gateway by Pagely features fully automated deployment and remote configuration of SSL certificates (and much more) allowing for seamless and hands free management by our engineers and robust performance and flexible configuration...

    • Changing Your Site to NGINX-Only

      By default, all Pagely applications deploy with an Apache NGINX reverse proxy. WordPress was traditionally deployed on a LAMP stack (the A representing Apache), but NGINX is generally better at handling requests. As such, NGINX would serve as a bridge between the traditional web server (Apache) a...

    • Changing PHP Versions

      The PHP version on your WordPress site can be changed on a per-app basis. This allows you to easily test out new PHP releases, beta versions, or maintain an older PHP version if your site isn't quite ready for it. In this article, we'll show you how to change your WordPress site's PHP version. Re...

    • What is my Atomic Username?

      Your username is the email address we send email notifications to. If you need to reset your password, simply click the password reset link, enter the your username, and check your email. Atomic is the control panel for all things Managed WordPress at Pagely. Click here to log in.

    • How to Add a Site in Atomic

      Adding a new site is easy in Atomic. Here's how to do it: Begin by logging into your Atomic dashboard. On the left side menu, click on Apps. On the top right corner of the Apps page, click on the New App button. A new section will now appear at the top of the page. Inside the Primary Domain fiel...

    • Changing Account Details

      As time goes on, you might need to make changes to your account in the Atomic control panel. Here's how to access your account's settings to make those changes. Begin by logging into your account in the Atomic control panel. On the top right of the page, click on the My Settings button. From h...

    • Plan Upgrades and Add-Ons in Atomic

      Upgrading your Pagely managed WordPress hosting plan or requesting an add-on is straightforward. For your convenience, you're able to upgrade your plan at any time directly from within the Atomic control panel. While we love to see you grow, we're not in the business of of charging more without g...

    • Reviewing Your Plan and Subscriptions in Atomic

      Do you need to know more about your current Pagely account's managed WordPress hosting plan or any additional subscriptions on your account? Here's how to get more information from inside the Atomic control panel. Locating Your Current Plan To find your current plan, log into the Atomic control p...

    • How to Delete an App

      Inside this article, we'll show you how to delete a WordPress app from your Pagely account. Note: If you plan to cancel your entire account, you will want to take a look at our account cancellations article instead. Deleting all applications on the account DOES NOT stop the billing as long as you...

    • Adding Domain Aliases in Atomic

      Domain aliases allow your WordPress site to respond to requests from multiple domains. For example, if you have your app configured to use example.com as the primary domain but also want www.example.com (or even a completely different domain like pagelyexample.com) to go to that same app, you wou...

    • App Actions in Pagely's Atomic Control Panel

      To improve efficiency when making changes on a per-app basis for your various sites managed on Pagely's managed WordPress hosting, we've included several options that you can change from within your app view in Atomic. WordPress White Screen Eliminator Are you getting the infamous "White Screen o...