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Install the free WP Hide & Security Enhancer

Plugin can be found within WordPress Repository at https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-hide-security-enhancer/ meaning it can be installed within any WordPress site through admin Plugins menu.

Click on Add New sub-menu item then search for WP Hide & Security Enhancer plugin. Click Install and then Activate.

Once the plugin active, a new menu WP Hide can be found on admin.

 
 

Install the commercial WP Hide & Security Enhancer PRO

Automatic Installation

The code can be deployed just like any other plugin. Under WordPress Plugins follow the next steps:

  1. Log in to your WordPress site admin.
  2. Go to Plugins –> Add New.

  1. Choose the Upload option (near the top of the page).
  2. Click browse and select the zip file.
  3. Once you’ve selected the file click Install Now.
  4. Once the plugin is uploaded and installed choose Activate Plugin.

If the plugin is deployed under a WordPress MultiSite environment, the activation is available through the Network Plugins area.

 

Manual Plugin Installation

There are a few cases when manually installing a WordPress Plugin is appropriate.

  • If you wish to control the placement and process of installing a WordPress Plugin.
  • If your server does not permit automatic installation of a WordPress Plugin.
  • The WordPress Plugin is not in the official WordPress Plugin Directory.

To manually install the plugin follow the next steps:

  1. Download the plugin archive to your computer.
  2. Extract the Plugin files and folders to your desktop (preferable).
  3. Using your FTP program, upload the Plugin folder to the wp-content/plugins directory in your WordPress online instance.
  4. Go to Plugins/Network Dashboard, access the Plugins screen and find the newly uploaded WP Hide & Security Enhancer PRO in the list.
  5. Click Activate to enable the code.

Plugin Requirements

The WP Hide PRO plugin is designed to work seamlessly without the need for any special server configurations. As long as your WordPress installation has active Permalinks enabled, the plugin will function smoothly without any issues.

It is fully compatible with a wide range of server environments, including both UNIX-based systems (such as Ubuntu, CentOS, FreeBSD, Debian, CoreOS, and others) and Windows-based systems running IIS. It supports popular web servers like Apache, NGinX, and other commonly used server software, ensuring flexibility regardless of your server setup.

In terms of system resources, the plugin is optimized for efficiency. It has minimal processing and memory requirements, making it lightweight and easy to run even on lower-powered servers. The code is compact and well-organized to ensure rapid execution without imposing any additional load beyond what you’d expect from a typical small to medium-sized WordPress plugin. If your server can comfortably run WordPress, WP Hide PRO will run without causing any performance degradation.

The plugin requires WordPress version 2.8 or higher, a version that nearly 99.9% of active WordPress sites have already surpassed. Therefore, compatibility with the vast majority of WordPress installations is assured.

WP Hide PRO is built to integrate with virtually any combination of plugins and themes, offering a broad range of compatibility. However, there may be instances where it overlaps with other plugins that provide similar functionality, particularly in terms of security or customization features. In these cases, the WP Hide & Security Enhancer will display a notification, allowing you to choose between the overlapping plugins to avoid conflicts or redundancy in features.

Overall, WP Hide PRO is designed with simplicity, efficiency, and broad compatibility in mind, ensuring that it works effectively without requiring significant resources or complicated setups. Whether you’re running a personal blog or managing a larger enterprise site, the plugin will integrate smoothly into your existing infrastructure.

wph/settings_changed

Name: wph/settings_changed
Type: Action
Arguments: $screen_slug, $tab_slug

The action trigger on plugin admin interface Settings Changed. If this action triggered there was no error and the settings where saved successfully.

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