I Would Like To Set Up WordPress, How can I access the WordPress Toolkit?

WordPress Toolkit is a feature-rich management interface that allows anyone to install, update, configure, clone and manage WordPress websites.

Follow these steps to log into your hosting control panel.

1. Login to your Client Area

2. Select Products / Services

3. Select View for the hosting account you wish to access your WordPress toolkit on

4. Click Manage / Login to Plesk This will log you into your plesk hosting control panel

5. Once you are logged in, you will be taken to your plesk home page which contains tools to perform many common hosting tasks

6. On the right side menu click on WordPress

7. If you have more than one site, a popup will appear asking you to select which site you would like to access the WordPress Toolkit on. Select the site you wish

When you initially enter the WordPress toolkit, you will be in the Installations section of the site

This area allows you to see your current WordPress installs. It also gives you a host of options, such as:

Install: Allows you to install a new WordPress site
Import: Import an existing WordPress site hosted elsewhere
Scan: Scan the filesystem for WordPress installations
Updates: Check updates for selected or all WordPress sites
Security: Check security of selected or all WordPress sites
Detach: Detach the selected WordPress site
Remove: Delete the selected WordPress site

The next section of the WordPress Toolkit expanded options is the Plugins subsection

This area will list all installed plugins on your WordPress installations. It also gives you a host of options, such as: 

Install: Install a new WordPress plugin.
Upload Plugin: Upload a plugin from your local computer, or those not available in the WordPress.org catalog
Activate: Activate selected plugin(s)
Deactivate: Deactivate selected plugin(s)
Uninstall: Uninstall selected plugin(s)
Update: Update selected plugin(s)

The next section of the WordPress Toolkit expanded options is the Themes subsection

This area will list all installed plugins on your WordPress installations. It also gives you a host of options, such as: 

Install: Install a new WordPress theme
Upload Theme: Upload theme from your local computer
Uninstall: Uninstall selected theme(s)
Update: Update selected theme(s)